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February 16, 2016
Samsung Gets Slashed Costs In 'Original Patent Troll' Row
Samsung Electronics Co. can be reimbursed for only about a quarter of the fees it requested after beating a cellphone patent suit by the "original patent troll," after an Illinois federal judge found Tuesday that some charges were racked up because of a mistake Samsung made.
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September 21, 2015
2nd Jury Clears Samsung In 'Original Patent Troll' Suit
A federal jury in Chicago cleared Samsung of infringement Monday, rejecting claims by a company dubbed "the original patent troll" that the technology giant should pay $13 million for selling smartphones with unlicensed technology.
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September 15, 2015
'Original Patent Troll' Makes Case Against Samsung In IP Trial
Former Jenner & Block LLP partner Anthony O. Brown told a jury on Tuesday that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. should be forced to pay $13.3 million for infringing a smartphone operating system patent, pointing to similar licensing agreements that Brown's company, dubbed "the original patent troll," has made with other technology giants.
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September 14, 2015
Cascades Seeks To Bar Samsung's Attacks On USPTO In Trial
On the eve of its patent infringement trial against Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Cascades Computer Innovation LLC urged an Illinois federal judge to bar the electronics company from attacking the competency of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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August 27, 2015
Judge Warns Samsung's 'Going To Pay' If It Forces 3rd IP Trial
An Illinois federal judge won't put the brakes on a second trial accusing Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. of infringing a patent for a smartphone operating system, telling parties to the dispute Thursday that if he was forced to call a third trial, "somebody's gonna get hurt."
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August 13, 2015
Patent Already Ruled Valid, Judge Hears In Samsung Retrial
A patent holding company told an Illinois federal judge Thursday there was no need to re-try the validity of a patent it says Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. infringed, even without considering a jury's previous finding the patent was valid.
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August 10, 2015
'Original Patent Troll' Gets New Trial Against Samsung
A federal judge in Illinois has erased Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.'s victory against a company founded by a former law firm partner dubbed "the original patent troll," telling parties on Monday that they'll have to retry the dispute because Samsung's attorneys inadvertently gave unauthorized documents to the jury.
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August 03, 2015
'Original Patent Troll' Says Samsung Gave Jury Excluded Docs
The company headed by a man described as the "original patent troll" again sought a mistrial declaration in Illinois federal court Monday, suggesting Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. may have deliberately given jurors excluded documents as part of its strategy to paint the opposition as misusing the patent system.
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July 28, 2015
'Original Patent Troll,' HTC Want Pause For Samsung Appeal
Cascades Computer Innovation LLC, whose CEO was once described as "the original patent troll," and HTC Corp. asked a judge Monday to put their patent dispute on hold until Cascade's related case with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. can be resolved.
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July 27, 2015
'Original Patent Troll' Wants Mistrial After Samsung Cleared
Cascades Computer Innovation LLC, which is led by former Jenner & Block LLP partner Anthony Brown and has been described as "the original patent troll," asked an Illinois federal judge Monday to declare a mistrial after a federal jury found that Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. did not infringe its patent.