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No Spill, LLC. v. Scepter Corporation et al
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2:18-cv-02681
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- Axinn Veltrop
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January 04, 2024
'Sour Grapes? YES, Very Sour,' Inventor Tells Judge In IP Case
Going against the advice of his lawyers, an inventor of a "no spill" gasoline container let loose on a Kansas federal judge over how disappointed he was that she didn't agree that his failed lawsuit had been "evidently too complex for the average juror."
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October 10, 2023
Fuel Container Maker Denied Costs After Beating Patent Case
Calling the case "close and difficult," a Kansas federal judge has denied fuel container maker Scepter Corp.'s request for more than $366,000 in court costs, following a jury verdict that it did not infringe two No Spill LLC patents.
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May 09, 2023
Experts Misled Jury, Gas Can Maker Says In Retrial Bid
No Spill Inc. has asked a Kansas federal judge to overrule a jury verdict that a Canadian company did not infringe its U.S. patents to lower the risk of gasoline can explosions, and it said that if the judge won't enter a new judgment, there should be a retrial.
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March 14, 2023
Jury Finds No Infringement In Fuel Container Fight
A Kansas federal jury found Tuesday that a Canadian company didn't infringe a pair of U.S. patents relating to devices meant to stop explosions in gasoline containers, but also found that the patents were valid.