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April 20, 2022
Texas Patent Biz Drops Infringement Claims Against Toyota
For the second time in less than two weeks, a Texas patent holding company has agreed to drop federal infringement claims against an automaker after discovering the company had licensed its patent-protected software all along, this time freeing Toyota from its Eastern District of Texas lawsuit.
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April 13, 2022
Texas Patent Biz Drops Infringement Claims Against Subaru
A Texas patent-holding company has agreed to drop its infringement claims against Subaru after discovering the automaker was actually already licensing its patent-protected software all along.
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December 20, 2021
Toyota, Subaru, BlackBerry Hit With Software IP Suit In EDTX
Toyota, Subaru and BlackBerry have been hit in the Eastern District of Texas with a lawsuit accusing them of making cars that infringe a patent for automatically updating system software, the latest in a recent string of patent litigation against automakers.