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Uni-Systems, LLC v. United States Tennis Association, Inc. et al
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December 10, 2021
Engineering Firm Settles Patent Claims Against US Tennis
Engineering firm Uni-Systems LLC has announced that it is dropping long-standing allegations that the U.S. Tennis Association and a construction firm misappropriated trade secrets and infringed patents covering retractable roof technology during the building of a pair of tennis stadiums in New York City.
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January 25, 2019
Arena Retractable Roof Patents Invalid, Engineering Firm Says
An engineering firm accused of infringing patents for retractable roof systems in relation to work on two U.S. Open tennis arenas shot back at the designer bringing the lawsuit, telling a New York federal judge Friday that the patents at issue are invalid and were initially awarded by deceiving the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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November 08, 2018
Architectural Firm Tries To Duck Stadium Roof Design Suit
A Michigan-based architectural firm has asked a New York federal court to dismiss a suit alleging it and other firms stole designs for retractable stadium roofs, saying the district has no jurisdiction over the firm since it has no employees or place of business there.
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October 05, 2018
Patent Suit Over Tennis Stadiums' Retractable Roofs Trimmed
A New York federal judge has trimmed a lawsuit alleging a group of engineering, architectural and building firms stole designs and trade secrets for retractable stadium roofs, ruling the court did not have jurisdiction over four of the defendants while giving leave to amend the complaint.