Topic: lawsuit
Apple adds army of Korean-speakers to legal team in Samsung patent war
2012/09/03, 05:03 pm
As part of its ongoing patent battle with Samsung, Apple has reportedly hired 73 contract attorneys and 20 reviewers of Korean-American descent to sift through the growing mountain of Korean-language documents provided by the Galaxy Tab maker.
Judge orders Apple to halt patent litigation against Kodak
2012/08/03, 05:03 pm
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Thursday declared that Apple must not move forward with its patent suit against Eastman Kodak, and barred the iPhone maker from instigating any future litigation involving the bankrupt company.
Google, Apple sued over Street View mapping tech
2012/27/02, 09:02 pm
Both Google and Apple are facing a lawsuit that alleges the internet giant's Street View map feature, which is built into certain iOS devices, infringes on prior art regarding interactive mapping technology, and is the newest suit in a seemingly endless string of technology patent litigation.
Proview sues Apple over 'iPad' moniker in U.S.
2012/23/02, 09:02 pm
In a surprising turn, a previously unreported court filing reveals that Chinese company Proview is suing Apple over the 'iPad' trademark in a California court, further convoluting the protracted fracas.
Chinese writers double request for damages in Apple piracy suit
2012/23/02, 05:02 pm
In a revision to a December filing, nine Chinese writers claiming that Apple has been selling pirated versions of their work on its App Store nearly doubled the amount they are demanding from the company, and now seek a compensatory payout of over $3.6 million.
Apple sued by patent holding company over 'multimedia voicemail'
2012/22/02, 05:02 pm
So-called patent troll Brandywine Communications Technologies filed a complaint on Tuesday against Apple's iPhone and iPad, claiming that the devices infringe on certain 'multimedia voicemail' patents.
Proview ready to negotiate on eve of Shanghai court hearing
2012/21/02, 07:02 am
One day before deliberations are scheduled to begin over contested 'iPad' trademark rights in Shanghai, Chinese company Proview has said that it is preparing for out of court talks with Apple which could result in a settlement and bring an end to the prolonged dispute.
Apple threatens Proview with defamation countersuit
2012/20/02, 04:02 pm
Following a Monday announcement that Proview had won a small legal victory against Apple on Friday, the iPad maker is threatening to sue the bankrupt Chinese company over purportedly false and misleading statements released to the press.
Lower Chinese court rules to halt iPad sales
2012/20/02, 07:02 am
Proview, the Shenzhen company that is claiming trademark rights to the 'iPad' name, said it won a small legal victory on Friday as the Intermediate People's Court in Huizhou handed down a ruling against the sale of Apple's ubiquitous tablet.
ITC dismisses HTC complaint against Apple
2012/17/02, 07:02 pm
The U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday dismissed the first of a set of complaints HTC leveled against Apple, finding that the Cupertino, Calif., company did not violate a power management patent owned by the Taiwanese handset maker.
Google version of 'slide-to-unlock' patent published by USPTO
2012/17/02, 05:02 pm
Following a key Apple court win against Motorola in Germany over a 'slide-to-unlock' patent, Google last week saw its own unlocking patent filing from 2010 published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Apple wins German injunction against Motorola over 'slide-to-unlock'
2012/16/02, 06:02 pm
A ruling handed down by the Munich I Regional Court on Thursday found that a number of Motorola products had infringed on Apple's slide-to-unlock patent, resulting in a permanent injunction against any offending devices.
Swiss company seeks iPhone, Apple TV ban over alleged patent infringement
2012/10/02, 06:02 pm
Small Switzerland-based technology company SmartData looks to ban sales of the iPhone and Apple TV, claiming that when the devices are used together via Apple's Remote app, the combination infringes on the firm's "modular computer" patent.
Apple looks to end Motorola patent attack in Germany with U.S. suit
2012/10/02, 05:02 pm
Apple stayed on the legal offensive Friday, filing a new lawsuit in a U.S. court that claims Motorola Mobility's recent patent barrage of patent claims in Germany is in breach of a licensing agreement between the RAZR maker and Qualcomm.
Samsung Galaxy 10.1N cleared for sale in Germany
2012/09/02, 06:02 pm
One week after denying Apple an injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1N, a German court on Thursday officially cleared the reworked Samsung tablet for sale after the original was banned for copying the "look and feel" of the iPad.
Briefly: First Enyo-based iOS app, New Zealand trademark dispute
2012/06/02, 07:02 pm
The first app developed for Apple's iOS using the now open-source Enyo 2.0 framework has hit the App Store, while Apple seeks to bar the trademarking of a mobile device case called the "driPhone" in New Zealand.
Apple pulls all 3G iOS devices but iPhone 4S from German online store
2012/03/02, 08:02 am
Apple has removed all 3G/UMTS-capable iPad and iPhone models from its German online store in response to an injunction based on a wireless standard FRAND patent owned by Motorola Mobility.
Apple appeals Chinese iPad trademark rejection
2012/31/01, 07:01 pm
Apple has filed an appeal over a Chinese court's December decision to reject a claim to the iPad name after it leveled a lawsuit against a local company in an attempt to assert control of the trademark in the region.
Samsung target of official EU antitrust probe
2012/31/01, 05:01 pm
The European Commission announced on Tuesday that it has opened a formal investigation to decide whether Samsung's use of standard-essential FRAND patents as leverage in high profile cases, such as the company's worldwide battle with Apple, violates EU antitrust laws.
Steve Jobs asked Google to stop poaching Apple workers
2012/27/01, 06:01 pm
As part of a civil suit involving the employment practices of seven major tech firms, a court filing was unveiled on Friday that includes an email which late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs personally sent to former Google chief Eric Schmidt requesting an end to worker poaching.

