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TQP Development, LLC v. Intuit Inc.
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2:12-cv-00180
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July 23, 2014
Twitter, Others Dodge TQP's Encryption Patent Suits
A Texas federal judge on Wednesday tossed two infringement suits that patent-holding company TQP Development Inc. lodged against Twitter Inc., LinkedIn Corp., Hertz Corp. and others over a patent covering data encryption technology, ruling TQP had to seek their dismissal pursuant to settlement agreements.
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June 20, 2014
Judge Changes Mind, Lets Intuit Out Of TQP's Patent Row
Intuit Inc. and Hertz Corp. declared victory Friday over patent-holding company TQP Development Inc.'s infringement suit for a patent covering data encryption technology, when a Texas federal judge agreed to revive their motion for summary judgment and grant it.
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February 19, 2014
Intuit, Hertz Fail To Invalidate TQP Encryption Patent
A Texas federal judge on Wednesday rejected Intuit Inc. and Hertz Inc.'s attempt to shake patent-holding company TQP Development LLC's infringement suit over its oft-asserted patent covering data encryption technology, ruling the patent was not invalid for describing a generic algorithm.