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Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation v. Apple, Inc.
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May 10, 2022
No New Trial For WARF After $506M Win Against Apple Tossed
A Wisconsin federal judge held Tuesday that the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation can't score a new trial after the Federal Circuit affirmed that Apple's products don't infringe its microprocessor patent and tossed a $506 million judgment, finding that WARF isn't entitled to revisit an infringement theory it had dropped.
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February 02, 2022
Apple Rips WARF's New Trial Bid In $506M Patent Fight
Apple Inc. has fired back against the University of Wisconsin-Madison's licensing unit's request for a status conference and new trial in its yearslong $506 million fight against Apple over a microprocessor patent, arguing that the unit made "several mischaracterizations" about the litigation's history and the case doesn't warrant a new trial.