Quicken, TurboTax maker signs $120 million patent license agreement with leading ‘non-practicing entity’

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1. Badly drafted most-favored-licensee provision means patent owner must refund $69 million to Chase bank Our old friend DataTreasury Corporation (“DTC”) had a bad day yesterday. See below for drafting tips that might have produced a different result. Here’s a simplified...
2. Lessons from a failed patent-license agreement There are several lessons for contract drafters and business people in this week’s Federal Circuit opinion in XY, LLC v. Trans Ova Genetics, L.C., No. 2016-2054...
3. “For clarity” clause in patent license agreement saves the day for accused infringer In a patent-infringement dispute, a federal district court relied on a “For clarity” provision in a license agreement to resolve an ambiguity in the agree­ment license grant: The court...
4. DataTreasury v. U.S. Bancorp $27 million patent infringement verdict – useful links, a partial defense win, and the patent owner’s bloody-shirt jury argument The end of Joe Mullin’s Corporate Counsel article on the DataTreasury vs. U.S. Bancorp patent infringement verdict has a roundup of useful links to earlier...