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MHL Custom, Inc. v. Waydoo USA, Inc. et al
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April 01, 2025
Surfboard Maker Resolves $1.3M Patent Fight With Rival
A Puerto Rico surfboard manufacturer said Tuesday that it has ended its patent case against a Chinese company that was told by a jury two years ago to pay more than $1.3 million in royalties for infringing patents covering a newer kind of board that keeps surfers above water.
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September 07, 2023
Judge Won't Sink $1.3M Verdict In Surfboard IP Trial
A Delaware federal judge has shot down an attempt by Shenzhen Waydoo for a new trial after a jury in March said the company willfully infringed claims of two surfboard patents owned by MHL Custom Inc. and should pay more than $1.3 million in royalties.
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April 03, 2023
Delaware Jury Hands Down $1.3M Verdict In Surfboard IP Trial
A Delaware federal jury has found that Shenzhen Waydoo willfully infringed claims of two surfboard patents owned by MHL Custom Inc., and should pay more than $1.3 million in royalties.
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March 16, 2023
IP Forecast: NY Judge To Hear Internet Archive 'Piracy' Case
A New York federal judge will consider next week whether copyright law's fair use doctrine protects the Internet Archive's lending library of digitized books or if the nonprofit is committing what publishers call "digital piracy on an industrial scale." Here's a look at that case — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.