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James R. Barney

Fed. Circ. Says No New Trial for CMI in Cooling Patent Row

December 6, 2016

Law360

On December 5, 2016, the Federal Circuit ruled in favor of Finnegan client Asetek, affirming a district court’s decision that CMI USA’s computer cooling systems infringed an Asetek patent. The district court had also awarded Asetek about $400,000 in damages and rejected CMI’s invalidity defense – all of which the Federal Circuit upheld.

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