Intellectual Ventures sues Motorola Mobility for patent infringement

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Intellectual Ventures has filed a lawsuit in Delaware against Motorola Mobility after failing to reach a licensing agreement with the phone maker, AllThingsD reported on Thursday. The suit names six different patents. “Intellectual Ventures has successfully signed licensing agreements with many of the top handset manufacturers in the world, and has been in discussions with Motorola Mobility for some time,” chief litigation counsel Melissa Finocchio said. Intellectual Ventures’ licensees include HTC, Samsung and Research In Motion, which signed a licensing agreement with the company earlier this year. “We have a responsibility to our current customers and our investors to defend our intellectual property rights against companies such as Motorola Mobility who use them without a license,” Finocchio added.

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11 Comments
  • Ralph

    All these patent law suits are getting insane.

    • Anonymous

      Apple is going to start suing people for suing. Apple did it first, im sure they have rights to it.

  • Jayhammy

    Which patent is it this time? “use of a dialer to call people using a 3G connection”? I mean, come on people!

    • Anonymous

      Nothing that useful. IV is on the Mt. Rushmore of patent trolls.

  • Ghgh

    Such a popular website and yet, cannot make a normal mobile website. Cannot load more articles.

  • Anonymous

    Motorola is drier than a prune at this point I still don’t understand why google bought they azz, when all the good patents they did have was sold years ago. They do make solid hamdsets that’s it motoblur is a 10 on the POS scale.

  • Anonymous

    I’m tired of patent trolls.

  • http://www.droiddoes.com/ Norm

    I’m so sick of Apple and these pointless law suits.

    • Ravinder Singh

      where do you see apple in this article you stupid putz

  • Maciej Radzik

    Wow… I wonder if she’s ever looked up the meaning of her last name (It’s Italian derogatory term for gay)…  

  • bgs

    You steal, you pay for your mistake. Remember nothing is for FREE in the U.S.A.

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