Samsung faces fresh legal setback as the South Korean tech giant is ordered to pay $117 million over patent infringement.

Samsung violated several patents held by Japan's Maxell. Samsung found itself under a patent infringement case filed with the ...

Key facts: In 2011, Apple sued Samsung for infringement of both its utility patents ... applications to protect the look of a new product. This case also highlights the importance of conducting a ...

The amount of the award, one of the biggest ever in a patents case, isn’t expected to be much of a financial blow to tech behemoth Samsung. But if it’s upheld, the verdict also could mean ...

A federal jury in Texas has determined that Samsung Electronics owes electronics maker Maxell nearly $112 million after ...

According to a unanimous decision by a three-judge panel of the Federal Circuit, Samsung did not infringe on this. Of the other two patents that remained in the original case, the court held that ...

Apple and Samsung just ended their epic seven-year legal patent infringement fight. The two companies agreed to a settlement in the case, according to court documents filed Wednesday, but did not ...

Samsung Electronics has filed a lawsuit in the United States to preempt a patent infringement case from Netlist over high ...

and that Apple is due $2 billion for that infringement. Samsung wants about $7 million from Apple for infringing two of its software patents. While the companies are asking for damages, the case ...

The patent-infringement claims have ranged far ... A key component in Apple’s case against Samsung is the so-called ‘915 patent, which describes how the pinch-to-zoom feature works on touch ...

Apple presented its case against Samsung, and then Samsung presented ... Apple has argued the patent infringement trial has nothing to do with Android. However, Samsung argues that Apple's suit ...

The federal appeals court in Washington that hears patent cases ruled for Apple on both counts. "Samsung is escalating this case because it believes that the way the laws were interpreted is not ...