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October 01, 2014
Max Sound Corporation, et al v. Google, LLC., et al
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5:14-cv-04412
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October 11, 2017
Google Awarded $820,000 In Attys Fees In Patent Case
A California federal judge awarded Google Inc. $820,000 in attorneys' fees, in a decision unsealed Wednesday, after ending a patent suit brought by a company that knew it might not hold the necessary rights to litigate the dispute, finding the behavior exceptional under the Octane Fitness standard.
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