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January 17, 2023
After Winning $6.5M Verdict, Tech Supplier Wants New Trial
Despite winning a $6.5 million verdict from a rival in a patent suit, a Massachusetts power supply converter manufacturer wants both another trial and more than $12 million in legal fees, blaming "highly inflammatory" testimony regarding the "particular animosity" between the companies for not winning more from a Texas federal jury.
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October 26, 2022
Texas Jury Says Mass. Tech Supplier Owes SynQor $6.5M
After a decadelong patent war, a federal jury in Marshall, Texas, found Wednesday that a Massachusetts company that makes power supply converters for tech companies like Cisco, Juniper and IBM owes at least $6.5 million to another Bay State rival for willfully infringing a patent, way less than the approximately $71 million the rival had asked for.