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Cisco Wins on Remand from CAFC in High-Profile Case with Centripetal

Centripetal Networks was dealt a blow by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia yesterday when the court ruled that it had failed to prove that Cisco infringed three of its patents. It’s a years-long case that the court referred to as having an “unusual history.”

Victim of child porn seeks damages from viewers

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Cisco's $2.75B Patent Loss Axed Over Judge's Stock Conflict

The Federal Circuit on Thursday vacated a $2.75 billion judgment against Cisco for infringing Centripetal Networks' cybersecurity patents, ruling that the now-deceased judge who oversaw the bench trial was disqualified from deciding the case because his wife owned Cisco stock.

Cisco's $2.75B Patent Loss Axed Over Judge's Stock Conflict

The Federal Circuit on Thursday vacated a $2.75 billion judgment against Cisco for infringing Centripetal Networks' cybersecurity patents, ruling that the now-deceased judge who oversaw the bench trial was disqualified from deciding the case because his wife owned Cisco stock.

Cisco Rival Fights To Keep $2.7B Win Alive At Fed. Circ.

Tech startup Centripetal Networks has put forward its case for keeping alive a $2.7 billion patent judgment it scored against Cisco in Virginia federal court, telling the Federal Circuit the royalties were reasonable and forcing another trial would defy "reason."

Stocks Tainted Judge In $2.7B IP Ruling, Cisco Tells Fed. Circ.

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Cybersecurity Co. Owed $25M From Patent License Row

ADVERTISEMENT Cybersecurity Co. Owed $25M From Patent License Row Law360 (March 31, 2021, 11:32 PM EDT) -- A Virginia federal judge granted a bid Wednesday from cybersecurity company Vir2us Inc. for an award of more than $24.6 million from cloud-enabled cybersecurity firm Sophos Inc. for disputed patent royalty payments born out of a 2016 settlement agreement. U.S. District Judge Henry Coke Morgan Jr. adopted Vir2us' view that, under the disputed agreement, Sophos should fork over $1 for each monthly payment Sophos receives from the end-users of its Managed Service Provider program, as well as each time a new unique end-user makes a purchase through this program, which uses underlying technology that Vir2us had licensed to a company that Sophos...