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GEOSPAN's Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Pictometry Remains Ongoing

GEOSPAN's Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Pictometry - Prudent Press Agency (Prudent Press Agency)--- Minneapolis, MN -- GEOSPAN Corporation announced today that its patent infringement lawsuit against Pictometry International Corporation of Rochester, NY remains ongoing and is on track for an early 2010 trial date (Civ. No. 08-816 ADM/JSM). The lawsuit, filed in March 2008 in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, alleges that Pictometry has infringed, and is continuing to infringe, GEOSPAN's U.S. Patent No. 5,633,946, which was issued in 1997 and is entitled, "Method and Apparatus for Collecting and Processing Visual and Spatial Position Information from a Moving Platform."

Lawsuit over iPhone batteries dismissed

image Apple won’t face a lawsuit claiming it didn’t immediately tell customers about the limited life of batteries for its iPhone or their US$86 replacement cost, including delivery, reports Bloomberg. In Chicago U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly granted Apple’s request that he dismiss the lawsuit on the evidence and the law without a trial.

LHC Doomsday Lawsuit Finally Dismissed by Hawaii Judge

It's official, the LHC lawsuit has been dismissed. After seven months of hype, media frenzy and hysteria about the non-existent risk associated with the Large Hadron Collider, Federal Judge Helen Gillmor said her Honolulu court lacked jurisdiction over the European-based CERN particle accelerator. This decision may have been a long-time coming, but at least we can all look forward to spring 2009's delayed LHC experiments without a fantastical lawsuit hanging over the proceedings.

Apple wont face lawsuit over iPhone battery life

Apple iPhoneBloomberg is reporting that Apple won’t face a lawsuit claiming that the company didn’t immediately tell customers about the limited life of batteries for its iPhone or their $86 replacement cost (including delivery). A U.S. District Judge in Chicago granted Apple’s request that he dismiss the lawsuit on the evidence and the law without a trial, or what’s known as “summary judgment�

GEOSPAN's Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Pictometry Remains Ongoing

MINNEAPOLIS—(BUSINESS WIRE)—September 22, 2008— GEOSPAN Corporation announced today that its patent infringement lawsuit against Pictometry International Corporation of Rochester, NY remains ongoing and is on track for an early 2010 trial date (Civ. No. 08-816 ADM/JSM). The lawsuit, filed in March 2008 in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, alleges that Pictometry has infringed, and is continuing to infringe, GEOSPAN

Mistrial declared in RIAA file-sharing lawsuit

MAFIAA VICTIM Jammie Thomas got a temporary reprieve Wednesday when a US federal judge declared a mistrial in the organisation's copyright infringement lawsuit against her. The decision cancelled the music industry's first victory in a file-sharing case and the only corporate terrorists' copyright infringement lawsuit that has yet gone to trial.

Purdue Pharma L.P. Announces Resolution of OxyContin(R) Patent Lawsuit with Mallinckrodt...

Purdue Pharma L.P. Announces Resolution of OxyContin(R) Patent Lawsuit with Mallinckrodt Inc. Mallinckrodt acknowledges validity of Purdue patents; Purdue licenses limited sales of some generic oxycodone strengths STAMFORD, Conn., Sept. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Purdue Pharma L.P. of Stamford, Connecticut and Mallinckrodt Inc. of Hazelwood, Missouri have agreed to end the OxyContin(R) (oxycodone HCl controlled-release) Tablets patent infringement lawsuit between them in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. According to the agreement, Mallinckrodt acknowledges the validity and enforceability of Purdue's patents and admits that marketing generic versions of OxyContin under its Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) without a license from Purdue would infringe these patents.

EFF To Sue Government For Warrantless Wiretapping - Lawsuit against AT&T continues

Congress voted earlier this year to give retroactive immunity to telecoms that had participated in the government’s warrantless wiretapping program, a move that was a huge victory for the telcos and a big setback for the related cases that were all pending at the time. One of those cases was a case filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation against AT&T. It was believed that the case would be dismissed but debate continues about how the amnesty will be applied to allowing the dismissal to take place. The EFF isn’t giving up the seemingly hopeless battle; the group is expanding the lawsuit and plans to sue the government for its role in the wiretapping. Although this wasn’t the route that the EFF wanted to take (since it’s really difficult to follow through with a lawsuit against the government) it is considered to be the only course of a

And Of Course: Nintendo Sued For Patent Infringement Over Wii Devices

These days it's almost guaranteed: if you do something innovative in the tech world, bringing a new type of product to market successfully, get ready for that lawsuit. If anything, it's almost surprising that this lawsuit wasn't filed earlier, but research firm HillCrest Labs has sued Nintendo for patent infringement over its Wii controller. And, of course, HillCrest gets two cracks at it, since the company is using the popular loophole to both file a lawsuit in court and ask the International Trade Commission (ITC) for an injunction against Nintendo.

Updated: Lawsuit Alleges That Apple And AT&T Oversold The iPhone 3G; Data Outage Hits Northeast

A lawsuit filed last week in San Diego claims that Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) and AT&T (NYSE: T) knowingly oversold the iPhone 3G, which promised fast speeds, but was bogged down by a glut of customers using flawed devices, reports AppleInsider. The 18-page complaint was filed by William Gillis, a customer, who primarily bases his complaints on Internet reports of problems and maintains that information leaked out to the public contradicts statements by both Apple and AT&T about 3G network performance. Also this morning, there are several reports of an iPhone data outage hitting the Northeast U.S., affecting everything from email to Web browsing.

Procter & Gamble Files Patent Lawsuit Against Kraft

The lawsuit, filed in the United States Federal District Court for the Southern District of Ohio in Cincinnati, alleges that the new four-pound plastic container for Maxwell House coffee, directly infringes key P&G patents on Folgers Coffee.

Judge: No deception over iPhone battery, lawsuit dismissed

A lawsuit against Apple and AT&T over the limited life of the iPhone's non-user-replaceable battery has been dismissed. US District Judge Matthew Kennelly said in a summary judgment issued this week that Apple disclosed right on the outside of the iPhone box that the battery has "limited recharge cycles" and may eventually need to be replaced by a service provider. Therefore, no jury could take the case seriously and therefore it was dropped.

Patent lawsuit aims to block Nintendo Wii in US...

Technology license holder Hillcrest Labs today sought to draw support for its cause by publicizing a lawsuit against Nintendo over its Wii console. The Maryland-based plaintiff claims that Nintendo's Wii remote is violating four US patents relating to a spatial controller and on-screen interface for content on TVs. The Japanese electronics maker is knowingly profiting from the Wii in the US without licensing the relevant technology, according to the complaint.

iPhone 3G Lawsuit Widens

A second plaintiff has joined the lawsuit against Apple regarding problems with its iPhone 3G, giving the company until Sept. 10 to respond to charges that it sold a defective device under false marketing promises.

Inventor files lawsuit against Cox, Verizon, Google, others over voicemail

Yesterday, an inventor filed a voicemail patent lawsuit against Cox Communications, Verizon, Google and other companies.

NEWS: Apple facing lawsuit over iTunes DRM

Apple is facing a lawsuit over the fact that iTunes content will not play on anything other than Apple Devices.

Apple iPhone battery life lawsuit is dismissed without trial

The class-action lawsuit filed by Jose Trujillo against Apple back in July 2007, complaining that Apple didn’t explicitly mention that the iPhone’s battery would slowly die and need to be replaced after some time, has been dismissed by a US District Court judge.

GraphOn files lawsuit against Google for patent infringement

GraphOn, a developer of web-enabling software, has filed a lawsuit against Google alleging infringement of four GraphOn patents.

iPhone battery lawsuit dismissed

Bloomberg reports that a judge in Chicago has dismissed Jose Trujillo's lawsuit against Apple claiming the company deceived him regarding the user replaceable status of the iPhone battery.

Wachovia Shareholders Dismiss Lawsuit Against Citigroup

announced today that they have dismissed their lawsuit against Citigroup in light of Citigroup's announcement that it no longer seeks to enjoin the merger between Wachovia and Wells Fargo.

Settlement In Google Lawsuit Appears Near

Nearly three years after publishers filed a lawsuit against Google over its controversial program to scan books from library shelves, a settlement could be near. Although rumors of a settlement have flared up and died down intermittently over the years, sources this week confirmed for Library Journal and Publishers Weekly that talk of a final agreement has indeed heated up, and one publishing insider with knowledge of the talks confirmed that a settlement announcement was “imminent.� Asked if the broad strokes of a final settlement with Google had indeed been reached, Association of American Publishers spokesperson Judith Platt suggested that the rumor mill was once again starting its run up to Frankfurt, which begins October 15. A Google spokesperson said the company does not comment on speculation.

GraphOn Files Lawsuit against Google for Patent Infringement

GraphOn Corporation (GOJO), a leading worldwide developer of server-based application publishing and Web-enabling software solutions, announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against Google Inc. (GOOG) alleging infringement of four GraphOn patents.

GraphOn Files Lawsuit against Google for Patent Infringement

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - (Business Wire) GraphOn Corporation (OTCBB: GOJO), a leading worldwide developer of server-based application publishing and Web-enabling software solutions, announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) alleging infringement of four GraphOn patents.

GraphOn Files Lawsuit against Google for Patent Infringement

SANTA CRUZ, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GraphOn Corporation (OTCBB: GOJO - News), a leading worldwide developer of server-based application publishing and Web-enabling software solutions, announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG - News) alleging infringement of four GraphOn patents.

iPhone Battery Lawsuit Dismissed

It appears that not telling people about your battery replacement plan prior to them buying the product is not quite the same as really, really poor battery life. Unlike the iPod battery lawsuit, which eventually led to an out-of-court settlement, this one has been thrown out of court.

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