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Riddell, Inc. v. Xenith, LLC
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1:16-cv-04498
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July 06, 2017
Riddell Settles Patent Suit Against Rival Helmet Maker
Riddell has reached an undisclosed deal to resolve its patent infringement claims against rival helmet maker Xenith, according to court documents filed in Illinois federal court Wednesday.
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March 13, 2017
Riddell Can Proceed With Helmet Cases During PTAB Review
An Illinois federal judge told Riddell Inc. on Sunday that it could press ahead with litigation asserting patent infringement against two competing helmet manufacturers, ruling that a pending Patent Trial and Appeal Board review does not automatically mean that the two cases be stayed.
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February 28, 2017
Riddell Says Rivals Delaying Football Helmet Design Suits
Sports equipment maker Riddell Inc. asked an Illinois federal court on Monday not to pause its patent infringement suits against two rivals while the Patent Trial and Appeal Board reviews the helmet patents at issue, saying the companies are just looking for a delay and that the case should move ahead.
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April 21, 2016
Riddell Says Rivals Ripped Off Football Helmet Designs
Sport equipment maker Riddell Inc. hit rivals Schutt Sports and Xenith LLC with a pair of lawsuits in Illinois federal court on Thursday, accusing the companies of infringing patents for the design of football helmets.