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Checkpoint Systems, Inc. v. All-Tag Security S.A.

  1. June 05, 2017

    Fed. Circ. Wipes Out $10M Patent Fee Award Under Octane

    The Federal Circuit on Monday reversed an award of $10.3 million in attorneys' fees in a patent case over anti-theft tags used in stores, finding that the district judge misapplied the U.S. Supreme Court's Octane Fitness ruling in deciding that fees were warranted.

  2. November 04, 2016

    Checkpoint Systems Asks Fed. Circ. To Drop $10M Attys' Fees

    Checkpoint Systems Inc., after losing a patent infringement case, urged a Federal Circuit panel Friday to scrap a $10.27 million attorneys' fees penalty to two security companies, saying the notion that Checkpoint brought an exceptional lawsuit under the Octane Fitness standard is belied by years of rulings keeping the case alive.

  3. June 13, 2016

    Fed. Circ. Asked To Nix $10.3M Fee Award Under Octane

    Checkpoint Systems Inc. on Monday challenged a $10.27 million attorneys' fees award it was ordered to pay to two security companies after losing a patent infringement case, telling the Federal Circuit that a lower court erred in deeming the case "exceptional" under the Octane Fitness ruling.