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Exergen Corporation v. KAZ USA, Inc.
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1:13-cv-10628
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June 01, 2016
Exergen Denied Enhanced Damages In $14.6M Patent Fight
A federal judge on Wednesday declined Exergen Corp.'s request for enhanced damages in an infringement suit with Kaz USA Inc. over a forehead thermometer after a jury awarded Exergen $14.6 million in lost profits and other compensation, saying higher damages are not warranted.
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January 25, 2016
Jury Awards Thermometer Co. $14.6M In Patent Fight
A federal jury on Friday awarded Exergen Corp. $14.6 million in lost profits and other compensation in an infringement dispute with Kaz USA Inc. over a forehead thermometer patent, with a Massachusetts federal judge signing off on the verdict Monday.
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December 09, 2015
Patents Not Sunk By Invalidation Of Some Claims, Judge Says
A Massachusetts federal judge has ruled that the invalidation by another court of part of an Exergen Corp. forehead thermometer patent for claiming ineligible subject matter is not enough to invalidate entire patents covering the invention, saying an analysis of each individual patent claim is still necessary to determine their validity.