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Desktop Metal, Inc. v. Markforged, Inc. et al
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1:18-cv-10524
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September 28, 2018
Rocket-er Docket: Mass. IP Case Sees 2 Trials In 6 Months
Court watchers have been left marveling at the rapid pace of an intellectual property dispute between a pair of Massachusetts 3D printing rivals, which raced to trial in less than four months this summer and saw a second trial between the two end Thursday.
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September 27, 2018
3D Printing Rivals Settle IP Dispute Just Days Into Trial
A pair of Massachusetts-based 3D printing rivals, just four days into the second trial between the two within a six-month span, settled dueling claims that they stole each other's trade secrets.
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September 25, 2018
3D Printing Rivals Spied On Each Other, Mass. Jury Hears
Two rival three-dimensional printing companies gave a jury different accounts of trade secret theft allegations as their trial began in a Boston courtroom on Tuesday, laying out a dispute that reads like a spy thriller.
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September 07, 2018
Mass. 3D Printing Co. Says Rival's Suit A Sham To Drain Cash
An ongoing feud between a pair of Massachusetts 3D printing companies took another turn Friday when one company accused the other of filing a sham intellectual property suit in federal court with the sole intention of driving its competitor out of business, pointing to recently unearthed text messages as proof.
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July 11, 2018
Mass. 3D Metal Printer Rivals Face Off As IP Trial Opens
A Massachusetts federal jury heard two rivals' differing accounts of who was the first to come up with a method for creating three-dimensional metal printing as a patent case that raced to trial in just four months opened Wednesday in a downtown Boston courtroom.