How the US Supreme Court saved Apple over $500 million
How the US Supreme Court saved Apple over $500 million
The Supreme Court denies VirnetX's bid to revive a $503 million patent infringement case against Apple, upholding an appeals court ruling that invalidated two VirnetX patents. The decision ends a 14-year legal battle between the companies. Apple won't have to pay the $503 million. VirnetX, a Nevada-based patent holding company, had previously won $502.8 million in damages from Apple.
The Supreme Court denies VirnetX's bid to revive a $503 million patent infringement case against Apple, upholding an appeals court ruling that invalidated two VirnetX patents. The decision ends a 14-year legal battle between the companies. Apple won't have to pay the $503 million. VirnetX, a Nevada-based patent holding company, had previously won $502.8 million in damages from Apple.
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The Supreme Court denies VirnetX's bid to revive a $503 million patent infringement case against Apple, upholding an appeals court ruling that invalidated two VirnetX patents. The decision ends a 14-year legal battle between the companies. Apple won't have to pay the $503 million. VirnetX, a Nevada-based patent holding company, had previously won $502.8 million in damages from Apple. 
