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NXP B.V. v. BlackBerry Limited et al
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6:12-cv-00498
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May 09, 2014
NXP Says BlackBerry Attys Prejudiced Jury In Patent Fight
Dutch semiconductor maker NXP BV on Thursday said a Florida federal judge unfairly allowed BlackBerry Ltd. to argue to a jury about NXP's motives for bringing a patent suit against the smartphone maker and that it is entitled to a new trial.
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April 07, 2014
Jury Says BlackBerry Didn't Infringe NXP Circuit Patents
A Florida federal jury on Monday ruled in favor of BlackBerry Ltd. in an intellectual property lawsuit brought by Dutch semiconductor manufacturer NXP BV, which had accused the smartphone maker of infringing three patents related to circuitry used in wireless communications.
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March 28, 2014
BlackBerry Can't Mention AIA Review At Patent Trial
A Florida federal judge ruled Tuesday that BlackBerry Ltd. cannot mention its ongoing inter partes review of a mobile phone patent owned by NXP BV at a trial to determine whether BlackBerry infringed the patent.
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April 03, 2012
Dutch Co. Says RIM's BlackBerry Violated Circuit Patents
Research In Motion Ltd. was sued in Florida federal court on Tuesday by a Dutch semiconductor manufacturer that accused the BlackBerry maker of infringing several patents through the sale of its wireless BlackBerry devices and other products.