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GENBAND US LLC v. Metaswitch Networks Corp. et al
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2:14-cv-00033
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July 19, 2017
Genband Asks Gilstrap To Rethink Ban Of Infringing Products
Genband US LLC asked Judge Rodney Gilstrap of the Eastern District of Texas on Tuesday to consider additional evidence that rival Metaswitch Networks Corp.’s infringement of its telecommunications patents caused it irreparable harm meriting a permanent ban on sales in a remand of its case from the Federal Circuit.
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January 15, 2016
Jury Hands Genband $8.2M Patent Win Against Metaswitch
A Texas federal jury on Friday found that Metaswitch Networks Corp. infringed seven patents held by Genband US LLC covering firewall and networking technology and awarded the communications software company approximately $8.2 million in damages.
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January 08, 2016
Texas Magistrate Says Firewall IP Should Survive Alice
A Texas federal magistrate judge recommended a pair of Genband firewall and network patents that Metaswitch Communications allegedly infringed should survive the Supreme Court's Alice test for abstraction in patents Wednesday, setting the stage for a jury trial next week.