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Mobile Telecomms. Techs., LLC, v. Samsung Telecomms. Am., LLC, 2015 WL 5719123, (E.D. Tex. Sept. 28, 2015)
In this patent infringement case, M-Tel contested a prior ruling by the District Court, which held that Samsung had not infringed upon patents owned by M-Tel. M-Tel claimed that Samsung was not the prevailing party as both the plaintiff and defendant won on certain of the underlying claims (MTel obtained a jury finding that its patents were not invalid, and Samsung obtained a jury verdict of no infringement), and, as a result, because both parties “prevailed” in part, M-Tel was entitled to recover on document production costs.
Read the complete article at Who Exactly Qualifies as the Prevailing Party Entitled to Costs in a Mixed Judgment Case? And What Exactly Are Recoverable Production Costs?