Intellectual Property
Jul. 18, 2012
BlackBerry maker hoping to overturn $147 million patent verdict
After a San Francisco jury ordered BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion Ltd. to pay a whopping $147 million in damages in a patent lawsuit, the smartphone company will be pinnings its hopes on the court to overturn the decision.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO-After a San Francisco jury ordered BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion Ltd. to pay a whopping $147 million in damages in a patent infringement lawsuit, the smartphone company will pin its hopes on the court to overturn the decision in the coming weeks.
New Jersey-based Mformation Technologies Inc. first sued Research in Motion in 2008 accusing it of infringing a patent for softwar...
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