Patent troll wins $30M verdict against Sprint, has more trials on the way

Posted by BernardSwiss on Jun 26, 2015 7:52 AM EDT
Ars Technica; By Joe Mullin
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The jury found that Sprint violated US Patents No. 8,127,345 and 8,387,155, both of which describe methods of "managing access to protected computer resources." According to the complaint (PDF), filed in 2012, Sprint's Simply Everything Plan and Everything Data Plan are both methods of "controlling access to Sprint’s protected network resources," and thus infringe the patents.

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