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3G Licensing, S.A. et al v. HTC Corporation
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October 16, 2023
Jury Finds HTC Owes $9M For Infringing Telecom Patents
Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC willfully infringed two telecommunications technology patents held by European patent-licensing company 3G Licensing and should pay about $8.97 million in royalties, a Delaware federal jury found Monday.
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February 02, 2021
LG Patent Trial 'Simply Not Practical' Due To Virus, Court Told
A Sisvel Group subsidiary told a Delaware judge Monday it has concerns, as does defendant LG Electronics Inc., about the possibility of holding a scheduled in-person April trial in a patent infringement case over telecommunications technology as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.
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June 18, 2019
HTC Fails To Get Wireless IP Suit Nixed On Alice Grounds
A federal judge in Delaware declined Tuesday to dismiss two 3G Licensing SA patent infringement claims against HTC Corp. and three other global electronics firms Tuesday, saying one of the patents appeared to meet the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice standard, while further proceedings are required for the other.
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December 20, 2017
Judge Says Del. Right Venue For HTC, But Not Its US Unit
A federal judge has ruled that under the TC Heartland ruling, patent infringement claims against HTC Corp.'s American unit cannot proceed in Delaware, but claims against the company's Taiwanese parent are properly in the district because foreign companies can be sued anywhere.