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Parallel Networks Licensing LLC v. Microsoft Corporation
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September 26, 2017
Webpage Patent Holder Can't Escape Microsoft's Trial Win
A Delaware federal judge on Tuesday denied Parallel Networks' bid to escape a jury's finding that Microsoft did not infringe a pair of patents involving webpage loading, finding there was sufficient evidence to uphold the verdict and that Microsoft did not improperly confuse the jury.
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May 11, 2017
Del. Jury Clears Microsoft In Webpage Patent Suit
Microsoft was cleared of infringement claims in Delaware federal court on Thursday when a jury ruled that patent holder Parallel Networks didn't show enough evidence that the computer giant had infringed a pair of patents involving webpage loading with Bing and MSN website systems.