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General Access Solutions, Ltd. v. T-Mobile US, Inc. et al
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March 25, 2026
T-Mobile's Defeat Of $253M Patent Suit Remains Untouched
A Texas federal judge on Wednesday refused to disturb a jury verdict that cleared T-Mobile from a Dallas-based patent company's lawsuit that accused the telecommunications company of infringing its wireless communications patents, denying three posttrial motions, including motions for a new trial on infringement and invalidity issues.
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April 11, 2025
T-Mobile Prevails In Wireless Patent Trial In EDTX
T-Mobile on Friday persuaded jurors in the Eastern District of Texas to reject an infringement case from a patent licensing company that had landed a nine-figure verdict against a different telecom company in another patent case that later settled amid a retrial.
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April 04, 2025
Nokia Reaches Deal Before EDTX Patent Trial, T-Mobile Still On
Nokia has settled out of a lawsuit accusing its equipment customer, T-Mobile, of infringing a Dallas-based patent business' wireless communications patents, according to a settlement notice filed Friday in Texas federal court, leaving T-Mobile and its other network equipment supplier, Ericsson, to face trial April 5.