Appeals court overturns patent-infringement ruling against Garmin
June 13, 2017
A federal appeals court overturned a ruling that said Garmin infringed on Navico’s patents.
A federal appeals court overturned a ruling that said Garmin infringed on Navico’s patents.
The companies said the settlement is subject to bankruptcy court approval.
A federal appeals court ruled that an injury suffered on a recreational boat anchored in a shallow though navigable recreational bay falls under admiralty jurisdiction.
Two years after three powerboat racers were killed in the Key West World Championship, the family of one of the victims filed a wrongful death
Victims of the Wall Street ferry that crashed into a New York pier earlier this year were awarded nearly $1 million in damages for the
A federal court in Connecticut denied three motions for summary judgment from marine manufacturer Lewmar in a trademark infringement and unfair trade practices case. Dax
The first lawsuit in the fatal July 4, 2012, Long Island, N.Y., sinking of a 34-foot Silverton in which three children drowned was filed by
A federal appeals court judge ruled in favor of trim tab manufacturer Lenco Marine after the company appealed a district court judge’s decision in a
Some contend recent multimillion-dollar verdicts ignore the issue of operator responsibility Most of us remember the famous McDonald’s coffee case — the one in which
A federal appeals court overturned a ruling that said Garmin infringed on Navico’s patents.
The companies said the settlement is subject to bankruptcy court approval.
A federal appeals court ruled that an injury suffered on a recreational boat anchored in a shallow though navigable recreational bay falls under admiralty jurisdiction.
Two years after three powerboat racers were killed in the Key West World Championship, the family of one of the victims filed a wrongful death
Victims of the Wall Street ferry that crashed into a New York pier earlier this year were awarded nearly $1 million in damages for the
A federal court in Connecticut denied three motions for summary judgment from marine manufacturer Lewmar in a trademark infringement and unfair trade practices case. Dax
The first lawsuit in the fatal July 4, 2012, Long Island, N.Y., sinking of a 34-foot Silverton in which three children drowned was filed by
A federal appeals court judge ruled in favor of trim tab manufacturer Lenco Marine after the company appealed a district court judge’s decision in a
Some contend recent multimillion-dollar verdicts ignore the issue of operator responsibility Most of us remember the famous McDonald’s coffee case — the one in which
