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James R. Barney

Rehearing Petition in i4i Denied, Microsoft Certiorari Petition Likely

April 9, 2010

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit denied Microsoft Corp.’s request for a rehearing en banc April 1, leaving a $290 million damages award intact and paving the way for a likely U.S. Supreme Court petition. A jury found that Microsoft Word infringed i4i LP’s patent on XML file handling, and Judge Leonard Davis upheld the jury’s award of $200 million, enhanced the damages by $40 million, and enjoined Microsoft from selling, using, or supporting versions of Word that are capable of opening XML files. With post-verdict interest and damages, the total award exceeded $290 million. I4i is represented in this matter by Finnegan.

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