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Rockstar Consortium US LP et al v. Google Inc
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2:13-cv-00893
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November 20, 2014
Google, Cisco, Time Warner Cable Settle Rockstar IP War
Rockstar Consortium LP has reached deals with Google Inc., Time Warner Cable Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc. in several lawsuits it and its units brought alleging infringement of several patents it acquired in 2011, with Cisco paying $188 million to end its part in the litigation.
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September 23, 2014
Google Can't Get Rockstar Patent Suit Moved To Calif.
Google Inc. on Tuesday lost its bid to transfer Rockstar Consortium LP's lawsuit accusing it of infringing seven search engine patents from Texas to California, with a Texas federal judge ruling that Google failed to show that California is clearly a more convenient forum.
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July 24, 2014
Google Dodging Disclosure In Patent Row, Rockstar Says
Rockstar Consortium LP, a patent-licensing group backed by tech giants including Apple Inc. and Microsoft Inc., urged a Texas federal judge to reject prior art references by Google intended to invalidate the seven asserted patents, saying that Google's tactic violates discovery rules.
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October 31, 2013
Google, Samsung Sued Over Nortel Search-Engine Patents
Rockstar Consortium LP — a patent-licensing group backed by tech giants including Apple Inc. and Microsoft Inc. — sued Google Inc. and seven other companies in Texas federal court on Thursday, accusing them of infringing search-engine patents Rockstar bought for $4.5 billion.