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Eclipse IP LLC v. PayByPhone Technologies, Inc.
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September 08, 2014
McKinley Wins Dismissal of Calif. Eclipse Patent Suit
McKinley Equipment Corp. escaped an infringement battle brought by nonpracticing entity Eclipse IP LLC following a California federal judge's ruling that the patents in question described ordinary, unpatentable activities, according to a decision entered Monday.
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April 24, 2014
Eclipse's Patent Suit Needn't Cite An Infringing Product
PayByPhone Technologies Inc. lost its bid to dismiss nonpracticing entity Eclipse IP LLC's suit alleging PayByPhone's mobile parking payment products violate three Eclipse patents, when a California federal judge ruled Thursday that Eclipse's complaint needn't identify a specific infringing product.