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After $9.4 Million Willfulness Verdict, District Court Grants Permanent Injunction and Attorneys’ Fees Based on Defendant’s Litigation Conduct

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By Stan Gibson
| patentlaw.jeffer.com
A federal district court in Texas has granted a patent owner a permanent injunction, more than $4.5 million in pre-judgment interest, and its attorneys’ fees following a willful infringement verdict. The district court based the fee award on the defendant’s litigation conduct, including its repeated reliance on a prior art reference the district court had stricken. In SnapRays, LLC dba SnapPower v.
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In French Fry Design Patent Battle, District Court Denies Post-Trial Motions And Reinforces the Significance of Rule 50 Motions

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By Stan Gibson
| patentlaw.jeffer.com
A federal district court in Idaho has denied McCain Foods’ motions for judgment as a matter of law and for a new trial, leaving intact a jury verdict that McCain’s “Twisted Potato” French fry willfully infringed J.R. Simplot Company’s design patent and that McCain’s own design patent is invalid and not infringed. In J.R. Simplot Company v. McCain Foods USA, Inc., Judge David C.
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Samsung Advances in Alter Ego Discovery for Jurisdiction: Court Orders Production and Depositions in CM HK Dispute Where Affiliates Used Common Servers

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By Stan Gibson
| Open Legal Blog Archive
In a significant development for declaratory judgment actions involving jurisdictional challenges, a Northern District of California Magistrate Judge has ruled in favor of Samsung Electronics in its ongoing dispute with CM HK Ltd. The order from the court resolves key discovery issues, compelling document production from shared corporate resources and additional depositions to probe alter ego allegations.
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