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Enovsys LLC v. AT and T Mobility LLC et al
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February 16, 2016
Enovsys Can't Reverse Trial Defeat In AT&T Patent Battle
A California federal judge on Tuesday rejected Enovsys LLC's bid to escape a jury's finding last August that AT&T did not infringe two of the company's cellphone privacy technology patents, ruling the evidence reasonably supported the jury's findings.
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January 12, 2016
AT&T Says New Trial Bid Is Necessary Despite IP Verdict Win
AT&T on Monday pushed a California federal judge to conditionally grant its motion for a new trial in anticipation that Enovsys might appeal a jury's finding last August that AT&T did not infringe two cellphone privacy technology patents held by Enovsys.
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November 17, 2015
Enovsys Can't Nix Jury Verdict For AT&T In Privacy Patent Suit
A California federal judge on Monday declined to overturn a jury verdict from August that found AT&T did not infringe two cellphone privacy technology patents held by Enovsys LLC and that invalidated one of the patents.
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August 28, 2015
Jury Gives AT&T Win In Cellphone IP Row With Enovsys
A California federal jury on Thursday found that AT&T Mobility LLC did not infringe two patents held by Enovsys LLC covering cellphone privacy technology and invalidated three of four asserted claims for one patent.