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GE Banned from Selling Wind Turbines Infringing Siemens' IP

September 7, 2022

Law360

On September 7, 2022, a Massachusetts federal judge issued a permanent injunction barring General Electric Co. from selling Haliade-X wind turbines that a jury found infringed Finnegan client Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy’s patent. In a final judgment, U.S. District Judge William G. Young barred GE from making, selling, producing, or importing into the United States the infringing Haliade-X wind turbines, or any turbines substantially similar to them through June 12, 2034, when Siemens’ patent-in-suit expires.

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