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1:20-cv-00727
Delaware
Patent
Maryellen Noreika
An Ohio infant car seat company convinced a Delaware federal court that its newly designed car seats are not the same as the patent-infringing ones that were the subject of a sales ban and a $3.2 million court judgment won by a Taiwanese rival.
The Federal Circuit agreed Monday to momentarily pump the brakes on a Delaware federal judge's decision to bar Evenflo from selling certain types of car seats that a jury found to infringe a pair of Wonderland Switzerland AG patents.
A federal judge on Wednesday permanently barred Evenflo Co. Inc. from selling certain types of car seats after a Delaware federal jury in January found the company infringed a pair of Wonderland Switzerland AG patents, saying Wonderland's hardship outweighed Evenflo's.
A Delaware federal jury on Friday found that Evenflo Co. Inc.'s car seats infringed both patents asserted by Wonderland Switzerland AG but that the infringement wasn't willful.