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Alarm.com, Inc., et al v. SecureNet Technologies LLC
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August 23, 2019
Alarm.com Denied Bid For IP Retrial Against SecureNet
A Delaware federal judge on Friday denied Alarm.com's bid for a new trial over what the company claims was "erroneous" information that tainted a jury's verdict that a competitor did not infringe three of its patents related to home security and automation networking.
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March 22, 2019
Alarm.com Seeks New Del. IP Trial, Says Jury Got It Wrong
Home security company Alarm.com Inc. requested a retrial for its $20 million patent infringement suit in Delaware federal court on Friday, saying errors in claim construction language tainted the jury, which found no infringement despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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February 08, 2019
Jury Rejects 3 Claims That Alarm.com Competitor Infringed IP
A Delaware jury found Friday that a competitor of Alarm.com Inc. did not infringe three of the company's patents relating to home security and automation networking, awarding no damages in the case following a five-day federal court trial.
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February 04, 2019
Alarm.com Seeks $20M In Damages In Home Security IP Trial
Home security company Alarm.com told a Delaware federal jury Monday that competitor SecureNet Technologies Inc. had willfully infringed three patents covering alarm and home automation technology and that Alarm.com was owed $20 million in damages.