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Syntel Sterling Best Shores Mauritius Limited v. The Trizetto Group, Inc. et al
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March 13, 2024
TriZetto's $200M Jury Awards Thrown Out In Syntel Dispute
A New York federal judge on Wednesday vacated roughly $200 million in damages awards Cognizant affiliate TriZetto won in a trade secret misappropriation and copyright infringement suit against Syntel, ruling that the awards were improperly calculated.
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April 20, 2021
TriZetto's $570M Punitive Damage Win Excessive, Judge Says
A New York federal jury awarded excessive punitive damages as part of its $855 million verdict against Syntel following a trade secrets and copyright infringement trial, a judge found Tuesday, offering the trial's winner, TriZetto, the choice between a new punitive damages trial or a reduced $285 million award.
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January 06, 2021
TriZetto Says $855M Win In Trade Secrets Case Should Stand
TriZetto has urged a New York federal judge to reject Syntel's bid to overturn an $855 million jury verdict for trade secret misappropriation and software copyright infringement, saying the rival company has not refuted that it unlawfully took proprietary information as its own.
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December 04, 2020
Syntel Wants $855M Verdict Undone In Trade Secrets Row
Syntel Inc. on Friday urged a New York federal judge to throw out the $855 million verdict it's facing after a jury found that the information technology company misappropriated trade secrets and infringed copyrighted software, slamming the verdict as "contrary to the law" and "not supported by the evidence."
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October 28, 2020
Syntel Hit With $855M Trade Secrets Verdict In Software Row
A New York federal jury slapped Syntel Inc. with an $855 million verdict Tuesday after finding that the information technology company misappropriated trade secrets and infringed copyrighted software related to a popular insurance administrative platform owned by Cognizant.