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Freeman v. Delta Air Lines Inc
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4:13-cv-04179
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February 27, 2017
Delta Lands Attys' Fees For Failed DQ Bid In Patent Suit
A California federal judge on Friday awarded Delta Air Lines Inc. $25,000 in attorneys’ fees after it brought an ultimately unsuccessful disqualification bid in a lawsuit accusing the company of allegedly infringing a ticket scanner patent, saying the reimbursement is sufficient to admonish opposing counsel for “inappropriate” contact with a Delta contractor.
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February 01, 2017
Judge Won't DQ Attys For Contacting Delta Worker In IP Row
Attorneys for a man accusing Delta Airlines Inc. of infringing a patent for a bar-coded boarding ticket system escaped a disqualification bid Tuesday after a California federal judge found that while their communication with a contractor for the airline was ill-advised, it did not deserve removal from the case.