Bloomberg Law says Micron is contesting the verdict at the Federal Circuit, calling the decision based on its memory-chip sales “fatally flawed.”
Micron argued on September 9 that a $445 million patent verdict based on its sales of memory chips was “fatally flawed,” Bloomberg Law reports. The company is challenging the verdict at the Federal Circuit, according to the outlet.
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Bloomberg Law says Micron is contesting the verdict at the Federal Circuit, calling the decision based on its memory-chip sales “fatally flawed.”
Micron argued on September 9 that a $445 million patent verdict based on its sales of memory chips was “fatally flawed,” Bloomberg Law reports. The company is challenging the verdict at the Federal Circuit, according to the outlet.
Bloomberg Law@BLawMicron Technology Inc. argued Wednesday that a $445 million patent verdict based on its sales of memory chips was “fatally flawed.”
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Bloomberg Law@BLawMicron Technology Inc. argued Wednesday that a $445 million patent verdict based on its sales of memory chips was “fatally flawed.”