Hytera Communications found itself in hot water again as an Illinois federal judge declared that the company has not taken sufficient action to avoid serious penalties. This follows Hytera’s violation of the judge’s orders by persisting with a Chinese intellectual property suit. The judge stated that the company’s recent instant messages exchanged with the Chinese court does not constitute verifiable evidence that the case has been formally terminated.
The judge’s decision emphasizes that the latest interactions between Hytera and the Chinese court, although documented through instant messages, are not interpreted as concrete proof of the case’s official discontinuation. Legal professionals might seek to heed this development closely while dealing with similar cases.
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