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October 21, 2024
Lawsuit By Wireless Tech Co. Too Late, Mass. Co. Says
A Massachusetts display technology company urged a Colorado federal judge to find that trade secrets and breach of confidentiality claims lobbed against it from a former business partner were launched too late.
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September 18, 2024
IP Firm Prevails In Malpractice Suit Over Dueling Patent Apps
A Boston intellectual property law firm on Wednesday ducked a legal malpractice suit brought by a Colorado technology company alleging the firm betrayed it while filing patents on behalf of another client, after a Massachusetts federal judge found an absence of attorney-client relationship sunk the claims.
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April 23, 2024
Jury Suggests $25M Damages For Co.'s Malicious IP Misuse
A Colorado federal jury has said a display technology company must pay $5.1 million for misusing a business partner's trade secrets during the development of a wireless headset, and recommended the company be punished with another $19.7 million in damages for its malicious conduct.
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January 18, 2024
Malpractice Case Is Too Old To Hold Up, IP Firm Says
A Boston intellectual property law firm defending against claims of betraying a business partner-turned-legal rival of one of its clients says it never really represented the company now suing it, and any emails saying otherwise are too old to hold up in court anyway.