Stories about: Patent War  

Judge Lucy Koh re-awards the $40 million she'd previously cut

Patent infringement accusations fly all over the place, again

Yet another patent war has sparked, though hopefully it won't last too long

The standards-essential 3G data patent will not be used to inflict retribution

The Judge overseeing the lawsuit in California decided the award was too high

The one that made Apple essentially apologize in public has another job now

The lawsuit filed by the Korean company does not have the intended result

The two have to narrow down their lawsuit to 25 claims

This is the follow-up to the reported decision of an amiable parting

The grant means that Apple can push forward with its lawsuits without fear

A government ministry has managed to persuade the CEOs to break the legal stalemate

The US Judge in charge of the case says that the infringement cannot be considered willful

One of the decisions in the patent fight doesn't sit well with the regulative body

Yet another country that takes a stance opposite that of the US

The patent system isn't likely to get fixed, but one problem could finally be resolved

This patent war may just become as large as the one with Apple

The USPTO decides that the patent should have never been granted