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McKool Smith Announces $59 Million Patent Verdict for Pioneer Corp.

MARSHALL, Texas, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The national law firm of McKool Smith, P.C., is announcing a $59 million patent infringement verdict handed down late yesterday in favor of Tokyo-based electronics manufacturer Pioneer Corp. following a jury finding of willful infringement against South Korea's Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., and Ridgefield Park, N.J.-based Samsung Electronics America Inc. The verdict followed an eight-day trial before the Hon. David J. Folsom in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas in Marshall. The complete verdict amount, including awards for lost profits and royalties, totaled $59,351,480. Pioneer was represented by a team of attorneys from McKool Smith and Morrison & Forester, LLP.

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McKool Smith Announces $59 Million Patent Verdict for Pioneer Corp.

MARSHALL, Texas – The national law firm of McKool Smith, P.C., is announcing a $59 million patent infringement verdict handed down late yesterday in favor of Tokyo-based electronics manufacturer Pioneer Corp. following a jury finding of willful infringement against South Korea’s Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., and Ridgefield Park, N.J.-based Samsung Electronics America Inc.

McKool Smith Announces $59 Million Patent Verdict for Pioneer Corp.

MARSHALL, Texas, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The national law firm of McKool Smith, P.C., is announcing a $59 million patent infringement verdict handed down late yesterday in favor of Tokyo-based electronics manufacturer Pioneer Corp. following a jury finding of willful infringement against South Korea's Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., and Ridgefield Park, N.J.-based Samsung Electronics America Inc.

McKool Smith Announces $59 Million Patent Verdict for Pioneer Corp.

MARSHALL, Texas, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The national law firm of McKool Smith, P.C., is announcing a $59 million patent infringement verdict handed down late yesterday in favor of Tokyo-based electronics manufacturer Pioneer Corp. following a jury finding of willful infringement against South Korea's Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., and Ridgefield Park, N.J.-based Samsung Electronics America Inc.

China Dev Bank to sell 59 bln yuan 10-year bonds

SHANGHAI, Nov 14 (Reuters) - China Development Bank said on Friday that it would sell 59.18 billion yuan ($8.7 billion) of 10-year fixed rate bonds in the interbank market next Wednesday.

State Bank Corp. Q3 earnings decline 59.4% - Quick Facts

(RTTNews) - Monday, State Bank Corp. (SBAZ.OB) announced third quarter 2008 net income of $621 thousands, down 59.4% from $1.52 million reported for same period of 2007. Earnings per share were $0.16 compared with $0.39 for the prior-year third quarter, a decrease of 58.9%. The decrease in net income was primarily attributable to increased loan loss provisions.

State Bank Corp. Q3 earnings decline 59.4% - Quick Facts

(RTTNews) - Monday, State Bank Corp. (SBAZ.OB) announced third quarter 2008 net income of $621 thousands, down 59.4% from $1.52 million reported for same period of 2007. Earnings per share were $0.16 compared with $0.39 for the prior-year third quarter, a decrease of 58.9%. The decrease in net income was primarily attributable to increased loan loss provisions.

MoFo, McKool Smith Team Up for $59 Million Patent Win Over Samsung

Onetime adversaries in a high-profile patent case in East Texas, Morrison & Foerster's Harold McElhinny and McKool Smith's Samuel Baxter (right) decided to team up for a patent suit against Seoul-based Samsung Electronics. On Tuesday, a 10-person jury in Marshall, Texas returned a $59.3 million verdict in their favor.

Invotex Damages Expert Testifies in Plasma Display Panel Patent Infringement Trial; Jury Awards $59.3 Million in Damages

Invotex Damages Expert Testifies in Plasma Display Panel Patent Infringement Trial; Jury Awards $59.3 Million in Damages

Invotex Damages Expert Testifies in Plasma Display Panel Patent Infringement Trial; Jury Awards $59.

Invotex Damages Expert Testifies in Plasma Display Panel Patent Infringement Trial; Jury Awards $59.3 Million in Damages

Invotex Damages Expert Testifies in Plasma Display Panel Patent Infringement Trial; Jury Awards $59.3 Million in Damages

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- In the plasma TV patent infringement suit brought against Samsung SDI Co. by Pioneer Corporation, Invotex(R) Group damages expert Terry L. Musika testified on behalf of plaintiff Pioneer that the amount of total damages adequate to compensate for the claimed infringement was approximately $81 million. A damage expert from FTI Consulting, Inc. testified on behalf of the defendants that the total amount of damages adequate to compensate for infringement was approximately $12 million. On Tuesday, October 28, 2008, the jury decided that the two Pioneer Corporation patents asserted against the defendants were valid and infringed and awarded damages of $59.3 million before pre-judgment interest. The case, Pioneer Corporation v.

McKool Smith Announces $59 Million Patent Verdict for Pioneer Corp.

based electronics manufacturer Pioneer Corp. following a jury finding of willful infringement against

Former UBS execs return $59 million in pay, bonuses

LUCERNE, Switzerland — Troubled Swiss banking giant UBS AG says former executives are forgoing pay and bonuses of another 22 million Swiss francs ($18.45 million).

American retailer loses details of 59,000 former workers in hacker theft

During a routine check of the IT department at Cincinnati-based Luxottica Retail, it was discovered that a hacker

Heroin hacker steals information on 59,000 workers

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Heroin hacker steals information on 59,000 workers

AMERICAN COMPANY Luxottica Retail, the former owner of the Things Remembered stores seemed to have forgotten to have the right amount of security on the company mainframe.

Samsung ordered to pay Pioneer $59.3 million in plasma patent case

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401(k) losses: Older investors' retirement funds hit hard

Dan Kaley, 59, has seen his retirement savings fall more than 60%. He started late, so he invested aggressively, which ended up costinig him.

Struggling Circuit City files for bankruptcy protection

RICHMOND, Va. — In the 59 years since Circuit City began as a humble television store in this sleepy Southern capital, none of its actions have been as arduous as those of late.

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