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Hitachi Consumer Electronics Co. Ltd. et al v. Top Victory Electronics (Taiwan) Co LTD et al
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2:10-cv-00260
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September 19, 2013
Hitachi Denied New Trial In TV Receiver Patents Row
A Texas federal judge on Wednesday rejected Hitachi Consumer Electronics Co. Ltd.'s bid for a new trial in a lawsuit over TPV Technology Ltd.'s alleged infringement of Hitachi's television receiver patents, holding that a federal jury ruled reasonably in its verdict.
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May 28, 2013
How They Won It: O'Melveny Debunks Hitachi TV Patent Claims
To help television maker Top Victory Electronics (Taiwan) Co. Ltd. defeat Hitachi Consumer Electronics Co. Ltd.'s $55 million patent infringement lawsuit, O'Melveny & Myers LLP told jurors that Hitachi turned to litigation only after its own television manufacturing business soured.
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April 12, 2013
Hitachi TV Receiver Patents Not Infringed, Jury Rules
Hitachi Consumer Electronics Co. Ltd. on Friday lost a lawsuit against TPV Technology Ltd. over alleged infringement of patents on television receivers, when a Texas federal jury found that Hitachi failed to prove that TPV infringed any of the claims of the patents.