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September 24, 2018
VirnetX Says $93M Added To $503M Verdict In Apple IP Row
VirnetX and Apple Inc. have agreed to tack on roughly $93 million in interest and costs to the $502.6 million award VirnetX won after a Texas federal jury found that Apple willfully infringed four of the licensing company's patents, according to an announcement Monday.
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September 04, 2018
VirnetX Can't Get Apple Patent Damages Doubled To $1B
Despite a federal jury's finding earlier this year that Apple Inc.'s infringement of four VirnetX Inc. patents was willful, a Texas federal judge declined to double a $502.6 million award, according to an order unsealed Tuesday.
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August 31, 2018
Apple Denied New Trial After $502M VirnetX Patent Verdict
An Eastern District of Texas judge has denied Apple Inc.'s request for a new trial and left in place a $502.6 million verdict that VirnetX Inc. won earlier this year after a jury found the iPhone maker infringed four patents, the licensing company said Friday.
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June 05, 2018
VirnetX Wants Damages In Apple Patent Case Doubled To $1B
Two months after winning a major patent infringement verdict against Apple, VirnetX asked an Eastern District of Texas judge Monday to double the damages award to $1 billion, saying Apple's behavior "shocks the conscience," while Apple said the whole award must be thrown out.
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April 12, 2018
Apple's Infringement In $502M Security IP Row Willful: Jury
One day after finding Apple Inc. infringed VirnetX network security patents, a jury in the Eastern District of Texas on Wednesday found the infringement was willful, a decision that has the potential to put the iPhone maker on the hook for more than $1.5 billion in damages after an initial award of over $502 million.
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April 10, 2018
Apple Hit With $502.6M Verdict In Latest VirnetX Patent Trial
An Eastern District of Texas jury decided Tuesday that Apple Inc. infringed four VirnetX network security patents and ordered the tech giant to pay $502.6 million in damages, the latest nine-figure verdict in the long-running dispute.
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March 13, 2018
Jury To Decide If New Apple FaceTime Infringes, Says Judge
Following a $439 million judgment that Apple products including FaceTime infringe VirnetX’s network security patents, an Eastern District of Texas judge has ruled that a jury must decide at another trial next month whether a redesigned version of FaceTime infringes as well.
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March 13, 2017
Apple Can't Stay FaceTime Patent Row, VirnetX Argues
VirnetX Inc. on Friday urged a Texas federal judge to reject Apple Inc.'s bid to stay its suit accusing the tech giant of infringing four patents related to iMessage and FaceTime functions while a related appeal of a series of Patent Trial and Appeal Board invalidations is pending before the Federal Circuit, arguing that the request came too late.
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February 24, 2017
Apple Wants Patent Case Stayed During Invalidation Appeal
Apple Inc. urged a Texas federal court on Friday to halt a case accusing the tech giant of infringing four patents related to its iMessage and FaceTime functions while a related appeal of a series of U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board invalidations is pending before the Federal Circuit.
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September 15, 2016
Apple Can't Stay Action In Tossed $625M VirnetX Patent Row
The Texas federal judge who tossed out a VirnetX's $625 million patent infringement verdict against Apple would not reconsider his new trial order on Thursday, or stay the case while Apple awaits reviews from the U.S. Patent and Trial and Appeals Board.