Intellectual Property

Apple-Samsung jury corrects verdict form but leaves Apple’s damages at $119.5 million

The jury returned Monday to fix an error it made Friday in its damages calculations

Jury finds Samsung infringed some Apple patents, must pay $120M in damages

The verdict came at the end of the third full day of deliberations

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Finally, good news in the war on patent trolls

Two Supreme Court decisions promise to lessen some of the patent trolls’ advantages when suing companies

Apple-Samsung jury homes in on Steve Jobs’ remarks

The jury asks what Jobs said when he decided to go after Samsung, and did he care about Google?

It’s time for justice, says Apple in $2B case against Samsung

The four-week jury trial begins closing arguments as Apple demands $2 billion in damages

Motorola Mobility found guilty of breaching EU competition law, but escapes a fine

Motorola Mobility abused a dominant market position in the way it asserted patents essential to industry standards, the Commission said

Oracle wants an illegal monopoly on Solaris support, company alleges

Oracle has sued Terix and Maintech, saying they provide support for the OS in an illegal fashion

How the FCC’s net neutrality ruling could make piracy cool again

If the FCC's proposal to permit ISPs to charge content providers for premium network access becomes reality, piracy could become fashionable once again.

Samsung feels wrath of Koh in Apple case

Samsung lawyers were on the hotspot in front of an angry Judge Koh as a result of a remark made by one of their witnesses