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Omega Patents, LLC v. Calamp Corp.
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June 17, 2022
Omega Settles CalAmp IP Row After Fed. Circ. Axed $4.6M Win
Omega Patents has reached a deal to resolve its patent infringement case in Florida federal court against CalAmp over vehicle-tracking technology, several months after the Federal Circuit overturned Omega's $4.6 million jury trial win.
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October 01, 2019
Omega Wins $4.6M In Infringement Retrial Against CalAmp
A federal jury in Orlando has awarded $4.6 million to Omega Patents LLC in the retrial of its patent infringement case against CalAmp Corp. over vehicle-tracking technology — more money than a jury awarded in a first trial whose outcome the Federal Circuit gutted earlier this year.
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July 19, 2017
CalAmp Hit With $12M Damages, Fees In Tracking IP Row
A Florida federal judge on Wednesday tacked another $12 million in damages and attorneys' fees onto a $3 million jury award for Omega Patents LLC after finding that wireless communications manufacturer CalAmp Corp. infringed several patents covering vehicle tracking technology.
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February 25, 2016
CalAmp Hit With $3M Verdict In Vehicle Tracking Patent Row
A Florida federal jury on Wednesday awarded Omega Patents LLC nearly $3 million after finding that wireless communications manufacturer CalAmp Corp. infringed several patents covering vehicle tracking technology.