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Philips North America LLC v. Garmin International, Inc. et al
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June 10, 2022
Judge Deals Setback To Philips In Fitness Tracker IP Suit
A California federal judge has invalidated one patent asserted by electronics giant Philips in a suit against rival Garmin International over fitness tracking technology and agreed with Garmin that another patent in the suit wasn't infringed.
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October 16, 2019
Philips Trying To 'Bury History' In Tracker IP Suit, Garmin Says
Philips North America is trying to "bury" a history of litigation over its fitness tracker patents by saying it doesn't know which claims Garmin thinks are invalid and why, Garmin has told a California federal court.
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July 22, 2019
Fitbit, Garmin Stole Philips' Health Tracker Tech, Suits Allege
Fitness tracker titans Fitbit and Garmin only have the know-how to make their wearable, health-tracking products because both companies have infringed patents owned by Philips, according to two lawsuits the electronics giant filed Monday.