TOT Power Control owners and inventor, Alvaro and Miguel met with me in Madrid back in 2023 to discuss how to work on their infringement case. EGLA and myself worked with their team of attorneys conducting claim construction analysis and code reviews for the case in Texas and assisted also Delaware’s team with several issues regarding 3G and OLPC.
Some news from:
- Reuters (here)
July 1 (Reuters) – Apple (AAPL.O), opens new tab must pay a Spanish patent owner more than $110.7 million in damages for infringing a patent related to wireless communications technology, a Delaware federal jury said in a verdict made public on Tuesday.The jury agreed with TOT Power Control, opens new tab that wireless chips in Apple’s iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches violated TOT’s patent rights in technology used in the 3G wireless standard. - RPX (here)
A Delaware jury has returned a verdict in TOT Power Control, S.L.’s favor, awarding a running royalty of just over $110M (calculated at $0.25 per unit) against Apple for the infringement of two claims from a single cellular communications patent. Back in 2021, TOT Power Control sued what became a trio of wireless providers—AT&T (AT&T Mobility), Deutsche Telekom(Sprint, T-Mobile), and Verizon (Verizon Wireless), that February in the Western District of Texas; and what was a trio of device manufacturers—Apple, LG Electronics (LGE), and Samsung—that September in the District of Delaware. The case against Apple is the first to make it to trial. - Hausfeld (here)
After conducting code reviews and assisting in hearings, EGLA CORP Expert Witness services is happy for the outcome for TOT and their inventors.