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Cardiacsense LTD v. Garmin International, Inc.
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August 13, 2025
Garmin, Fitness Tracker Co. Reach Resolution In IP Suit
Garmin International Inc. and Israeli wearable tech firm CardiacSense Ltd. have reached a resolution in a case in a suit over a patent covering devices that measure bodily data.
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June 26, 2025
Garmin Seeks Escape From Fitness Tracker IP Suit
Garmin International Inc. has asked a Michigan federal judge to throw out a patent infringement suit brought by Israeli wearable tech firm CardiacSense Ltd. or at least pause the case while the Patent Trial and Appeal Board reviews the patents-in-suit.
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May 27, 2025
CardiacSense Gives Patent Suit Against Garmin Another Go
Wearable tech company CardiacSense Ltd. dove deeper into a fitness tracker patent it accuses Garmin International Inc. of infringing after a Michigan federal judge last month dismissed its lawsuit but allowed for an amended complaint given the suit's "technical issues."
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April 02, 2025
Garmin Beats Fitness Tracker Patent Suit, For Now
A Michigan federal judge has tossed, for now, a suit accusing Garmin International Inc. of infringing a CardiacSense Ltd. fitness tracker patent after finding the claims aren't eligible for patent protection, but the judge left room for an amended complaint to be filed.