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June 21, 2023
Va. Judge Revives 2 Patents Axed In $17M Bone Screw Trial
A Virginia federal judge on Wednesday partly overturned a mixed $17 million infringement verdict against a spinal solutions division of Stryker Corp., agreeing to revive claims in some axed patents that are full of "difficult factual and legal concepts foreign to many jurors."
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September 23, 2022
Jury Puts Stryker Biz On Hook For $17.2M In Bone Screw Fight
A federal jury in Norfolk, Virginia, has found that a spinal solutions division of Stryker Corp. must pay $17.2 million to a German research company for selling orthopedic products that infringe patents developed on "bone screws."
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September 01, 2022
IP Forecast: Patent Biz To Fight For Its Right To Keep Suing
Patent-licensing business Uniloc heads to the Federal Circuit next week to argue for the revival of its suits against Google and others, contending that a deal Uniloc cut with a litigation funder did not undercut its legal standing to assert a vast trove of patents. Here's a look at that case — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.