Samsung drags Apple back to court of law for a retrial over $400 mn patent damages
The patent fight among Apple and Samsung over who owns the concept of smartphones with round corners (among other things) is back for another trial. The lawsuit was originally settled in 2012, with a court of law ordering Samsung to pay Apple further than $1 bn in damages. Apple and Samsung this time have until October 25th to suggest a date for the retrial, although Mueller proposes there is a thirty % chance that the 2 companies going to settle out-of-court instead. They too have bigger fish to fry — namely an upcoming legal fight with Qualcomm, in that Apple and Samsung going to be Battling on the same side. Presuming the retrial goes ahead, the question under debate going to be the exact mechanics used to calculate damages in this sort of case.
Apple and Samsung head for yet another patent damages trial
As it stated in CNETNow Playing: Watch this: New experience may recalculate what Samsung owes Apple for...Get availiable for Apple againest Samsung, round number -- oh, forget it, we do not remember, either. The 2 tech giants going to head back to territory court of law for yet another experience looking into design patent infringement. The decision follows a Supreme court of law ruling a year ago which told damages can be set differently than they typically had been in the past. Apple had asked for the claims court of law to uphold the earlier damages ruling because Samsung never showed an "article of manufacture" to be anything other than an entire phone. Samsung, meanwhile, wanted the status sent back to territory court of law for a new damages trial.collected by :Molly Tony
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