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Beacon Navigation GmbH v. Kia Motors Corp. et al
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July 28, 2023
BMW Can't Ax GPS Patent Suit, While Hyundai And Kia Settle
A Michigan federal judge on Friday refused to toss induced infringement claims against BMW, Hyundai and Kia over a patent on vehicle navigation technology, the same day that Hyundai and Kia told the judge they have reached tentative settlements to resolve the patent holder's litigation.
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May 15, 2023
GPS Patent Holder Says Tech Is More Than Just Basic Math
A patent holding company says its GPS technology is more complex than the auto giants it is suing have made it out to be, urging a Michigan federal judge Friday to reject the automakers' argument that the patented invention was no more than simple math.
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May 11, 2023
GPS Patent Holder Drops Fiat Infringement Suit
A holding company on Thursday dropped its claims alleging Fiat Chrysler infringed its GPS navigation patent, ending a 12-year-old lawsuit that is part of a series of claims against a host of auto giants.
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April 24, 2023
Auto Giants Say GPS Patent Claims Are Basic Math
Mazda, Kia, BMW and a host of other auto giants are attacking a GPS navigation patent that a holding company has accused them of infringing, telling a Michigan federal judge the patent uses math equations as basic as those in a "first-year physics class."