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Speed Track, Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc. et al
Case Number:
4:09-cv-04479
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Firms
- Arnold & Porter
- Dan Johnson Law Group
- Duane Morris
- Farella Braun
- Fenwick & West
- Greenberg Traurig
- Joseph Saveri Law Firm
- Kilpatrick Townsend
- K&L Gates
- LimNexus
- McKool Smith
- Morgan Lewis
- Norton Rose
- Proskauer Rose
- Quinn Emanuel
- Robins Kaplan
- Sidley Austin
- Stris & Maher
Companies
- 1-800-Flowers.com Inc.
- Amazon.com Inc.
- Best Buy Co. Inc.
- B&H Foto & Electronics Corp.
- Costco Wholesale Corp.
- HP Inc.
- Macy's Inc.
- Nike Inc.
- Northern Tool & Equipment Company Inc.
- OfficeMax Inc.
- Redcats SA
- Systemax Inc.
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July 05, 2018
Macy's, Others Say Data-Storage IP Suit Based On 'Fable'
Macy's Inc., OfficeMax Inc. and other online retailers urged a California magistrate judge on Tuesday to put an end to SpeedTrack Inc.'s suit alleging they're infringing its patented method of accessing stored data online, arguing that the allegations are a "fable" unsupported by facts and should be stricken for good.
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January 24, 2017
Amazon Must Face Data-Storage Patent Infringement Suit
Amazon.com Inc. lost its bid to dodge an infringement suit filed by Speed Track Inc. when a California federal judge agreed Monday that the patent at issue, covering an online method of data storage, was valid.