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VirnetX Inc. v. Cisco Systems, Inc.

  1. October 01, 2019

    Apple Again Denied En Banc Appeal Over $439M VirnetX Loss

    The Federal Circuit on Tuesday rejected Apple's second bid for an en banc review of its $439 million loss to VirnetX over network security patents, after the tech giant argued there had been an "extraordinary collision" of proceedings in the court and the patent office and the situation warrants review.

  2. August 19, 2019

    Apple Urges Fed. Circ. To Review $439M Loss In Patent War

    Apple urged the full Federal Circuit on Monday to revisit a $439 million judgment against the tech giant as its patent war rages on with VirnetX, saying the likelihood of patent claims in the dispute being struck down means the judgment should not stand without review.

  3. August 16, 2019

    VirnetX Says Apple Wants To Use Fed. Circ. Rehearing To Stall

    The only reason Apple is asking for another shot at an en banc rehearing of an unfavorable Federal Circuit decision is because it's trying to stall until patent proceedings tied to the $439 million case are over, VirnetX has told the court.

  4. August 08, 2019

    Apple Attacks $439M Verdict Again After VirnetX IP Ruling

    Apple has asked the Federal Circuit for another shot at requesting en banc rehearing in a $439 million case, after the VirnetX patent claims it was found to infringe were invalidated last week in what the tech giant called an "extraordinary collision" of proceedings in the court and the patent office.

  5. August 01, 2019

    Fed. Circ. Revives Some VirnetX IP Tied To $1B Apple Verdicts

    VirnetX brought home a victory from the Federal Circuit on Thursday, when the court agreed that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board couldn't invalidate claims from two patents tied to over $1 billion in jury verdicts against Apple. The full court also refused to revisit one of those verdicts, worth $440 million.

  6. March 25, 2019

    Apple Using En Banc Bid To Stall $439M IP Loss, VirnetX Says

    VirnetX Inc. has urged the full Federal Circuit not to consider lessening a $439 million patent infringement verdict against Apple Inc., claiming the tech giant is only asking for review in a bid to delay the case while trying to invalidate the network security patents through another proceeding.

  7. February 21, 2019

    Apple Urges Full Fed. Circ. To Undo $439M Patent Loss

    Apple Inc. asked the whole Federal Circuit on Thursday to rehear a panel decision upholding a $439 million Eastern District of Texas jury verdict that the tech giant infringed VirnetX's network security patents, arguing it flouts a damages precedent.

  8. January 15, 2019

    Fed. Circ. Upholds Apple's $440M Loss In VirnetX Patent Case

    The Federal Circuit on Tuesday upheld a $440 million Eastern District of Texas judgment that Apple Inc. infringed four VirnetX Inc. network security patents, although it put off ruling on whether to affirm Patent Trial and Appeal Board decisions invalidating the patents.

  9. January 08, 2019

    Apple, VirnetX Spar In Fed. Circ. Over Patent Appeal Remand

    Counsel from both Apple Inc. and VirnetX Inc. on Tuesday received tough questions from a Federal Circuit panel regarding whether the U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board has the authority to re-examine two pre-America Invents Act VirnetX patents that were ruled invalid after Apple challenged them.

  10. April 17, 2018

    Breaking Down The Appeals In $1B VirnetX-Apple Patent War

    The nearly $1 billion won by VirnetX in patent trials against Apple Inc. exists under a cloud since the Patent Trial and Appeal Board has found the patents invalid. With appeals pending from the board's decisions and one of the trials, here's a look at VirnetX's arguments that the patents shouldn't have been reviewed, and Apple's efforts to flip the verdict.

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