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A jury verdict rendered last Friday requires Apple Inc. to pay Optis Wireless Technology LLC and four affiliated companies a $300 million judgment, a

Apple Inc. will be able to retry the issue of damages in a patent infringement trial it defended against Optis Wireless Technology LLC and four affiliated

A year ago, Patently Apple posted a report titled "Judge agrees with Apples argument that the Optis v. Apple Lawsuit was technically tainted and tosses $506 Million in Damages Award." Today, its being reported that "Apple Inc failed to convince an East Texas court...

Apple’s attempt to get a new trial against PanOptis — which I consider to be a “patent troll” — has been rejected, so the tech giant will have to fork out US$300 million in damages, reports Reuters. In February 2019, a group of firms operating under the name Optis Wireless Technology (including Opti

Apple can't undo a Texas federal jury's retrial finding that it owes $300 million for infringing Optis Wireless Technology LLC's standard-essential 4G wireless patents, U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap ruled Tuesday, despite a recent Federal Circuit decision that wiped out a separate $85 million patent infringement verdict against it.

The complaint further sought equitable relief.

If the richest and most powerful businesses in America are ignoring our intellectual property laws, why shouldn’t our global adversaries?

An Apple challenge against the US Patent and Trademark Offices has been denied, according to iMore. The U.S.Supreme Court tossed out Apple’s challenge on Tuesday. The petition sought to establish whether the USPTO decisions to throw out patent challenges could be themselves challenged in court. iMor

The High Court ruled on Thursday that a patent owned by three subsidiaries of the PanOptis group for technology used in 3G and 4G wireless devices is obvious and uninventive and therefore invalid, handing Apple a win in its protracted legal battle with the units.

On August 11, a jury in the Eastern District of Texas found that Apple Inc. infringed several patents owned by Optis Wireless Technology, LLC and other