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Sidense Corp. et al-v-Kilopass Technology Inc
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3:14-cv-02238
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May 13, 2016
Kilopass Settles Antitrust Suit Over 'Sham' Patent Case
A memory storage device manufacturer has settled a competitor's antitrust lawsuit in California federal court, resolving a dispute in which the suing company claimed its rival filed a sham patent infringement suit in an effort to monopolize the market, according to court documents.
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December 03, 2015
Sidense Didn't Recycle Claims In Antitrust Suit, Judge Says
A California federal judge Wednesday denied Kilopass Technology Inc.'s bid to toss an antitrust lawsuit filed by memory device maker Sidense Corp., saying the company properly pled its allegations and that it did not repeat claims from a prior case.
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July 21, 2015
Kilopass Accuses Rival Of Recycling Claims In Antitrust Suit
Kilopass Technology Inc. asked a California federal judge Monday to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed by memory device maker Sidense Corp., saying its rival is recycling old claims about sham patent litigation.
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May 15, 2014
Kilopass Hit With Antitrust Suit Over 'Sham' IP Litigation
Memory device maker Sidense Corp. accused rival Kilopass Technology Inc. in California federal court on Wednesday of filing sham patent litigation in an attempt to chill competition, claiming Kilopass ignored the advice of a Perkins Coie LLP attorney who said Sidense hadn't literally infringed on its patents.