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 judge concluded that Garmin’s sale of certain DownVü sonar products violated the ITC’s December 2015 orders.
Imtra said Side-Power was granted a U.S. patent for its Vector Fin stabilization system.
The Commerce Department agency upheld the validity of the swim step, a feature Cobalt began to offer on some of its models in 2011.
Claims the electronics maker packaged components separately to get around patent ruling favoring Navico
A patent infringement dispute that Navico Holdings initiated against Garmin’s DownVü scanning sonar products continues to unfold.
A federal appeals court overturned a ruling that said Garmin infringed on Navico’s patents.
The judge concluded that Garmin’s sale of certain DownVü sonar products violated the ITC’s December 2015 orders.
Imtra said Side-Power was granted a U.S. patent for its Vector Fin stabilization system.
The Commerce Department agency upheld the validity of the swim step, a feature Cobalt began to offer on some of its models in 2011.
Claims the electronics maker packaged components separately to get around patent ruling favoring Navico
A patent infringement dispute that Navico Holdings initiated against Garmin’s DownVü scanning sonar products continues to unfold.
