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Texas - October, 2005
22 articles
- Forgent, BlackBerry Maker Ink Licensing Pact
- Qualcomm Licensing "Abusive," High-Tech Rivals Say
- Fujitsu, NEC, Toshiba, Matsushita Sued Over Chip Patents
- Eye Care Rivals Face Threat From IP Holding Company
- Merchant & Gould To Merge With Welsh & Katz
- MediaTek, Matsushita Face Off In Second Suit
- Texas Challenges California As IP Litigation Hotbed
- Intel To Pay $300M To Settle Chip Patent Suit
- WebEx Sued Over Internet Meeting Technology
- Toshiba Files New Chip Suit Against Hynix
- Dinner Conversation With Wife Spawned Insider Trading, SEC Says
- Check Technology Case Stays In Texas
- University Sees Cash Cow In Text Messaging Patent
- Nortel In Settlement Talks Over Class-Action Suits
- Invitrogen V. Stratagene Remanded Again
- Ricoh Settles Patent Suit Over CD, DVD Technologies
- AmeriGroup Faces Class Action Suit Over Misleading Earnings Statements
- Viewpointe Files Countersuit In Electronic Check Case
- Compromise Patent Reform Bill Still A Step Forward, Sponsor Insists
- Toshiba Slaps Hynix With Another Patent Infringement Suit
- After 13 Years, Medical Device Makers Pen $75M Settlement
- Smith & Nephew, ArthroCare Settle Patent Suit Over Surgical Devices