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Ironworks Patents, LLC v. Apple, Inc.
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June 13, 2018
Apple Can't Kill Suit Over Ex-Sony, Nokia Phone Patents
Apple Inc. can't make an early escape from a suit alleging that several models of its iPhone infringe three patents related to silence and ignore features, a Delaware federal judge ruled Tuesday, rejecting the technology giant's contention that the patents — once held by Sony, Nokia and others — were invalid under Alice.
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October 11, 2017
Apple Hit With New Suit Over Ex-Sony, Nokia Phone Patents
Various models of Apple's iPhone infringe three patents related to silence or ignore features, according to a complaint filed last week in Delaware federal court by a patent licensing company that acquired the property from an entity held by Sony, Nokia and others.