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Innovation Sciences, LLC v. Amazon.Com, Inc.,
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May 25, 2021
Texas Judge Backs Amazon's Jury Win In Alexa Patent Suit
Amazon sufficiently proved at trial that its Alexa-powered smart home devices didn't infringe Innovation Sciences Inc.'s 2006 patents for a device that alerts parents when their child's diaper is full, a Texas federal judge ruled Monday in upholding the e-commerce giant's September jury victory.
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September 03, 2020
Amazon Alexa Devices Didn't Infringe Patents, Jury Finds
A Texas federal jury has found Amazon didn't infringe patents held by Innovation Sciences Inc. with its Alexa-powered smart home devices, and further concluded these patents covering a so-called diaper management device described routine technology.
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November 18, 2019
2 Tech Cos. Can't Escape Smart-Home Infringement Dispute
A federal judge in Texas on Monday declined to dismiss claims against two companies named in a smartphone and smart-home patent infringement lawsuit alongside Amazon.com Inc and HTC Corp., rejecting arguments that Innovation Sciences LLC didn't have standing to bring the claims.
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August 15, 2019
HTC Unit Dodges Subpoenas In Texas Patent Suit
HTC America Inc. doesn't have to respond to two subpoenas tied to patent litigation its Taiwanese parent is facing in Texas, a Washington federal judge has ruled.