A Delaware federal judge has ruled that Microsoft must pay a Nevada patent company $10 million under a licensing agreement the two companies negotiated to resolve claims that Microsoft had infringed on its patents.
June 20, 2016 at 02:56 PM
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A Delaware federal judge has ruled that Microsoft must pay a Nevada patent company $10 million under a licensing agreement the two companies negotiated to resolve claims that Microsoft had infringed on its patents.
The breach of contract suit, filed two years ago, stemmed from a deal the tech giant struck with Unwired Planet, a small Reno-based technology licensing company, in 2011.
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