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Article: Jury decided Honeywell must pay Litton $1.2 billion for patent infringement. (Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
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- August 31, 1993
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A Los Angeles jury decided Tuesday that Honeywell Inc. must pay Litton Industries a record-setting $1.2 billion for infringing a Litton patent involving an aircraft guidance system.
Honeywell immediately protested that the jury's action was ``outrageous'' and vowed to appeal if the federal judge in the case doesn't set aside the award first. It noted that further important rulings in the case are expected in the coming weeks.
``Today's verdict is only one stage of this trial, and Honeywell believes it will have no independent value,'' said Honeywell General Counsel Edward D. Grayson in a prepared statement. ``This trial will conclude when the court has heard additional ...
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Article: HONEYWELL SUES FOXBORO OVER PATENT ...
Business Wire;
August 27, 1996 ;
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... ... BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 27, 1996-- Honeywell Inc. today filed suit in U.S. District ... infringes two U.S. patents held by Honeywell that pertain to the operation of "intelligent ... measurement devices. Through its suit, Honeywell contends that Foxboro has been selling ...
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