IP Battles: Lightspeed Point-of-Sale Patent Infringement Case in Texas Draws Attention

A case of note in the field of Intellectual Property (IP) is slated to be held next week in Waco, where a federal jury will decide whether e-commerce company Lightspeed is guilty of infringing a pair of decade-old patents related to point-of-sale programming. The patents in question belong to a patent licensing business that has brought this allegation against Lightspeed.

Apart from this case, there is a packed schedule of other major IP matters that are also going to be addressed during the coming week. Being aware of these proceedings can support legal professionals in deciphering current trends, potential shifts in the IP arena and could possibly influence active or upcoming cases their firms might be handling. All eyes will certainly be on the courtrooms to see how these major IP matters play out. Detailed information about these cases can be found at Law 360.

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