Wi-LAN's Patent Gambit Crumbles as Federal Circuit Sides with Apple on Key Rulings
A jury sided with Apple years ago. Now the Federal Circuit seals the deal on non-infringement, but flips the invalidity script—leaving Wi-LAN empty-handed in this transceiver patent war.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Federal Circuit affirmed jury's non-infringement verdict based on strict claim order requirements. 𝕏
- Doctrine of equivalents failed without clear jury finding, highlighting risks of vague verdict forms. 𝕏
- Invalidity ruling reversed due to improper post-verdict claim reconstruction—remand likely favors Apple. 𝕏
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Originally reported by IPWatchdog
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