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TQ Delta, LLC v. CommScope Holding Company, Inc. et al
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September 04, 2024
CommScope Must Pay $5.4M Atop $11M IP Verdict
A Texas federal judge has ordered North Carolina network infrastructure business CommScope Holding Co. Inc. and its related companies to pay $5.4 million in addition to the $11 million in patent infringement damages CommScope already must pay to a licensing company that prevailed in its claims asserting six patents.
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June 08, 2023
TQ Delta Wants New Trial After Netting $11M Web IP Award
A patent owner has urged U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap to grant it a new trial after a Texas federal jury awarded it $11.1 million earlier this year for a technology maker's infringement of patents on internet connectivity systems, arguing that the jury wrongly invalidated part of the asserted technology and that the damages award was miscalculated.
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March 24, 2023
Patent Biz Wins $11.1M Jury Verdict In Texas
A federal jury in Marshall, Texas, on Friday found that a network infrastructure business owed $11.1 million to a patent licensing company based in Austin, following the end of a week-long patent infringement trial.