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Stryker Corporation et al v. Zimmer Inc. et al
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July 12, 2017
Stryker Awarded $248M In Post-Halo Patent Remand
After a U.S. Supreme Court ruling made it easier to win enhanced damages in patent cases, a Michigan federal judge ruled Wednesday that Zimmer Inc. must pay over $248 million for willfully infringing Stryker Corp.'s surgical tool patents, calling it "a case of egregious piracy."
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December 23, 2014
Fed. Circ. Ruling Moots Derivative Suit, Zimmer Tells Chancery
Zimmer Holdings Inc. told the Delaware Chancery Court on Monday that a shareholder's derivative claims blaming the medical device company's board for a $210 million patent lawsuit judgment should be withdrawn now that the Federal Circuit has slashed damages to $70 million and reversed the willful infringement determination.
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August 07, 2013
Stryker Wins $210M In Device Patent Suit Against Zimmer
A Michigan federal judge on Wednesday slapped Zimmer Inc. with $210 million in treble damages for infringing rival Stryker Corp.'s surgical irrigation patents, saying evidence of Zimmer's willful infringement strongly supported tripling the jury award.
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April 22, 2013
Stryker Urges Rejection Of Zimmer Bid For New Patent Trial
Medical equipment maker Zimmer Inc., which was ordered to pay $70 million for infringing rival Stryker Corp.'s surgical irrigation patents, should be denied a new trial because it was not prejudicial for the jury to hear that Zimmer infringed other patents, Stryker argued Friday.
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February 05, 2013
Stryker Wins $70M Jury Verdict In Zimmer Patent Suit
Medical equipment manufacturer Stryker Corp. on Tuesday won a $70 million jury verdict for damages in a patent suit it brought against rival medical device maker Zimmer Inc., after the jury found Zimmer infringed three patents covering surgical irrigation device technology.