Jurors in Utah found that
The jury, at the end of a two-week trial, entered a verdict on March 10 that DISH infringed ClearPlay’s patents, though not willfully; that DISH hadn’t proven either of them to be invalid; and that DISH owed $469 million in damages.
ClearPlay said in a complaint, filed in 2014 in the US District Court for the District of Utah, that DISH used its patented technology for its Hopper ...
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