In the Supreme Court case accepted this week, Nike (yes, that Nike, the famous sportswear company) sued a much smaller shoe company called Already, which does business under the name YUMS, for allegedly infringing one of its trademarks relating to the design of a shoe.
In June, the U.S. International Trade Commission banned the import of older iPhones and iPads, ruling that the devices infringed on one of Samsung's most basic patents, regarding the way cell phones connect to a network.
By Michael Phillips August 6, 2013 In June, the U.S. International Trade Commission banned the import of older iPhones and iPads, ruling that the devices infringed on one of Samsung's most basic patents, regarding the way cell phones connect to a network.
Being forced to go through these experiences without adequate professional representation would come uncomfortably close to infringing one of the hallmarks of a fair and equal justice system – the right to a fair trial.
The ruling declared that Samsung was infringing on one of Apple's patents involving autocomplete on a keyboard.
From the frivolous lawsuit department: The folks behind Worlds.com are looking to sue the likes of World of Warcraft and Second Life for infringing on one of their longstanding patents that covers "virtual worlds" or somesuch.
In short, because Facebook enables people to have some control over their privacy on the popular social networking sites by effectively letting users decide which information you share with whom, Walker Digital believes the company infringes one of its "inventions".
This time, a Texas company called Wall Wireless has accused several companies, including Nintendo, Sony and Nokia, of infringing on one of its patents pertaining to wireless communication.
Deckers has also waged a seemingly endless war against knock-offs, both with companies copying the silhouette of the boots and ones infringing on the trademarked name.
The federal jury in Indiana ruled that St . Judehad infringed one of the remaining patents, though the infringement was unintentional, St . Judesaid.
