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Milo & Gabby, LLC et al v. Amazon.com, Inc
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November 05, 2015
Amazon's Jury Win Gets Nod From 'Troubled' Judge In IP Suit
A Washington federal judge has backed a jury's finding that Amazon didn't infringe design patents on stuffed animal pillowcases, though the judge said he was "troubled" by the impact the decision could have on small retailers.
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October 29, 2015
Amazon Didn't Infringe Pillowcase Design Patent, Jury Says
Amazon won a verdict in Washington federal court on Thursday that it did not infringe five design patents asserted against it by offering to sell knockoff versions of animal-shaped pillowcases.
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October 23, 2015
Amazon Can't Make Pillowcase Co. Amend Site In Patent Row
A Washington federal judge overseeing an upcoming trial where Amazon will face a claim that it infringed five design patents by offering to sell animal-shaped pillowcases has declined to order the pillowmaker to remove language from its website that Amazon believes could taint a jury.