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Wasica Finance GmbH et al v. Schrader International Inc.
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1:13-cv-01353
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July 08, 2020
Judge Adds $12M In Interest To $31M Tire Patent Verdict
A Delaware federal judge refused Tuesday to erase a jury's $31.2 million infringement verdict against auto parts maker Schrader International over a 1990s patent for tire pressure monitoring, and added $12.1 million in interest to Schrader's bill.
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March 27, 2020
Schrader Pans $31M Tire IP Verdict As Rivals Seek $12M More
Auto parts maker Schrader International Inc. is asking a Delaware federal court to wipe out a $31 million patent verdict awarded to two Swiss competitors, as they urged the court to ramp up their total award by more than $12 million.
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February 14, 2020
Schrader Hit With $31M Verdict Over Tire Tech IP
A Delaware federal jury ruled Friday that automotive parts manufacturer Schrader International Inc. must pay roughly $31 million for indirect infringement of the patented tire pressure monitoring technology of two Swiss companies.
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February 10, 2020
Swiss Firms Open IP Trial Against Schrader Over Tire Tech
Two Swiss companies told a Delaware federal jury Monday that they are looking to deflate automotive parts manufacturer Schrader International Inc. to the tune of up to about $47 million in damages they say Schrader owes for infringing their tire pressure monitoring technology.