In a recent legal decision, a jury in Marshall, Texas, ruled that claims made under two out of three telecom patents were invalid in a lawsuit filed against Nokia. The patents, originally issued to a now-defunct Israeli tech firm almost twenty years ago, had allegedly been infringed by Nokia, according to the plaintiff, a Texas patent litigation company.
The lawyers representing the Texan company were successful in convincing the jurors that one of the patents had indeed been breached by Nokia. However, the eventual verdict called into question the validity of the claims made under that patent and another.
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