Jury Awards Canon Nearly $4.5 Million for Toner-Bottle Patent Infringement
World Intellectual Property Review reports that a federal jury has awarded Canon Inc. a $4.5 million award after finding that......
Category: Legal Proceedings
Western Digital Seeks to Block Toshiba’s Sale of Memory-Chip Business
According to a Bloomberg News report, Western Digital has filed a lawsuit in a California court seeking to block Toshiba......
German Court Grants Canon Injunction in Printer-Supplies Patent-Infringement Dispute
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, reports today announced that it’s obtained a preliminary injunction granted by the District Court Düsseldorf......
Toshiba Being Sued for $399 Million for Accounting Irregularities
Toshiba Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, reports that it’s was being sued by 70 shareholders, foreign institutional investors, and individuals seeking......
This Week in Imaging: A Closer Look at the Landmark Impression Products v. Lexmark Case
The big news this week was the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the long-running case, Impression Products v. Lexmark International,......
Canon Resolves Patent-Infringement Litigation with J&H Greentech and Trading
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, reports that it’s reached an agreement with J&H Greentech and Trading Limited, which goes under......
Supreme Court Rules in Impression Products v. Lexmark: No Patent Rights After Domestic and Foreign Sales
In a blow to Lexmark International, the U.S. Supreme Court today, in an almost unanimous opinion (7-1), ruled against Lexmark......
Authorities Seize 100,000 Counterfeit HP Toner Cartridges in Saudi Arabia
ITP.net reports that, along with authorities in Saudi Arabia, HP Inc. recently seized some 100,000 counterfeit Chinese-made toner cartridges in......
CGI Suing Ricoh, Mimaki, Lanier for Patent Infringement
Commercial Copy Innovations (CGI), of Costa Mesa, California, filed a complaint on March 13th in the U.S. District Court for......
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Lexmark vs. Impression Products Case
JD Supra reports that, last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the much-anticipated case involving patent-exhaustion and......
Samsung Leader Indicted on Bribery Charges
The New York Times reported yesterday the latest development in Samsung of South Korea’s ongoing bribery scandal, with the head...
International Property Owners Group Argues in Favor of Lexmark in Impression Products’ Case
Law360 reports that another organization has come out in support of Lexmark International in the contentious Impression Products Inc. v. Lexmark......
Imaging Supplies Coalition Files Brief in Support of Lexmark with U.S. Supreme Court
The Imaging Supplies Coalition (ISC), a non-profit trade association made up of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of printer and copier/MFP......
This Week in Imaging: Fax – An Oldie-But-Goodie Provides Secure, Effective Messaging
While fax is considered an old technology (and considering that it was invented in 1843 by Alexander Bain, it certainly......
The Week in Imaging: Toshiba Nuclear Woes & Toshiba Tec; Ricoh Product Refresh; More
This week saw a new chapter in the ongoing state of Japanese copier/MFP vendors. First, virtually all of these vendors......
Samsung Leader Arrested on Bribery Charges
According to Bloomberg, Samsung’s vice chairman Lee Jae-yong (a.k.a. Jay Y. Lee) has been arrested over charges of bribery, in......
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