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Philips Medical Systems (Cleveland), Inc. et al v. Buan et al
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January 22, 2024
Chinese Co. Can't Avoid Contempt In Philips X-Ray IP Suit
A Chinese company that "abandoned" litigation in an X-ray tube trade secrets case after receiving civil contempt sanctions, a default judgment and other adverse orders cannot now try to escape those orders, an Illinois federal judge ruled.
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February 14, 2023
Philips Notches X-Ray IP Win After Defendant Goes Silent
An Illinois federal judge on Monday declared Philips Medical Systems winner by default in a trade secret lawsuit involving its X-ray tube designs, after finding one of the targeted companies is apparently defunct and without an attorney.
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January 10, 2023
Philips Stops Chinese Rivals From Using Stolen Trade Secrets
An Illinois federal judge on Tuesday ordered a pair of Chinese companies to stop manufacturing and selling products that illegally use stolen trade secrets related Philips Medical Systems' X-ray tubes, and awarded Philips attorney fees.
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April 20, 2021
Philips' Chinese Rivals Can't Dodge Ill. Trade Secrets Suit
A pair of Chinese companies can't escape claims they stole trade secrets related to Philips Medical Systems' X-ray tubes, an Illinois federal judge ruled Monday, saying there is enough evidence supporting the companies' ties to the Prairie State.
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June 23, 2020
Philips Says Chinese Rivals Can't Skirt Ill. Trade Secret Suit
Claims against Chinese companies of stealing and using trade secrets related to Philips Medical Systems' X-ray tubes can't be dropped because the case record is rife with evidence supporting the allegations and the companies' ties to Illinois, Philips argued Monday.
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April 19, 2019
X-Ray Engineer Gave Trade Secrets To Rival, Philips Says
A former Philips Medical Systems employee stole trade secrets that have given a competitor "a decadeslong head start" in designing and selling its own knock off version of Philips X-ray tubes, the technology company told an Illinois federal judge Friday.