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Raffel Systems LLC v. Man Wah Holdings LTD Inc et al
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2:18-cv-01765
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May 09, 2024
Wisconsin Co., Hong Kong Biz To Drop Cup Holder IP Dispute
A Wisconsin business and a Hong Kong furniture maker are looking to end their long-winding patent and trade dress dispute over cup holders, years after a jury handed the Badger State company a $100 million award that was later significantly reduced by the court.
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August 07, 2023
Furniture Co. Barred From Selling Cup Holder In IP Case
A federal magistrate judge has agreed to permanently block Hong Kong furniture maker Man Wah Holdings Ltd. from selling a cup holder that a jury said infringed a Wisconsin company's patent.
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May 12, 2023
$100M Furniture IP Verdict Slashed To $15M
A federal magistrate judge has reduced a $100 million verdict against Hong Kong furniture maker Man Wah Holdings Ltd. to about $15 million following a jury's finding that it infringed a Wisconsin company's patent as well as misappropriated its trade dress for a multifunctional lighted cup holder.
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June 17, 2022
Hong Kong Furniture Maker Hit With $100M Verdict In IP Spat
A Wisconsin federal jury on Friday slapped Hong Kong furniture maker Man Wah Holdings Ltd. with a $100 million verdict for infringing a Wisconsin company's patent as well as misappropriating its trade dress for a multifunctional lighted cup holder.