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Logic Devices Incorporated v. Apple, Inc
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3:13-cv-02943
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December 04, 2014
Apple Deserves Fees After Chipmaker's 'Huge Mistake': Judge
A California federal judge ruled Thursday that Apple Inc. is entitled to attorneys' fees from chipmaker Logic Devices Inc. in its case accusing the tech titan of infringing a patent later ruled invalid for double-patenting, saying the case is exceptional because Logic Devices' suit was a "huge mistake."
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October 16, 2014
Apple Ditches Chipmaker's 'Goofed Up' IP Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday threw out chipmaker Logic Devices Inc.'s case accusing Apple Inc. of infringing a patent on data processing, saying it looked like Logic Devices had "goofed up" in filing a lawsuit based on an invention Apple says was illegally double-patented.