Scott Stevens, Kirk Bradley, Stephen Lareau, Chris Ziegler and John Haynes are noted for successfully representing Alcatel-Lucent Inc. in a patent infringement lawsuit before the Federal Circuit.
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Law360 | Fed. Circ. Clears Cisco, Alcatel in Fiber Optic IP Case
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Press Release September 11, 2017Navico Awarded $38 Million in Patent Suit against GarminAlston & Bird client Navico Inc. has been awarded more than $38 million in damages in a unanimous verdict by a Texas federal jury, finding that Garmin International willfully infringed two of the company’s DownScan Imaging™ sonar patents.
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In the News September 8, 2017Law360 | Navico Wins $38M from Garmin in East Texas Sonar IP RowScott Stevens, Kirk Bradley, Chris Ziegler, and Linda Chang are mentioned for representing Navico in patent litigation in the Eastern District of Texas.
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Press Release June 9, 2017Navico Wins ITC Initial Determination Recommending $37 Million Fine against GarminAlston & Bird client Navico Inc. has won an initial determination by a U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) Administrative Law Judge, who recommended a $37 million fine against Garmin International Inc. and related Garmin entities. The penalty – the largest ever in an ITC investigation – concerns Garmin’s importation and sale of fishfinder products that utilize scanning sonar technologies patented by Navico
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