Samsung will have to reveal sales data in Apple patent lawsuit
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Samsung will have to reveal sales data in its patent lawsuit with Apple as the Koreans lost a bid to keep it private.
Samsung is now appealing a prior sealing order and just yesterday U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh denied its request for sales data to remain a secret.
“Samsung’s appeal involves pricing information and profit margins,” Koh explained. The data that is requested “only lists the number of units sold in each of several recent months.”
You all know that Apple won $1.05 billion in August when a jury agreed Samsung infringed on six Apple patents. Cupertino is seeking additional damages, but could not prove that demand and sales of Samsung devices were driven by the particular technology it had infringed on.
Yesterday, Judge Koh only granted a Samsung request to postpone publication of a document revealing operating profit for two Samsung devices. Most other requests by both Apple and Samsung were denied by the judge.
source: Bloomberg
Samsung is now appealing a prior sealing order and just yesterday U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh denied its request for sales data to remain a secret.
“Samsung’s appeal involves pricing information and profit margins,” Koh explained. The data that is requested “only lists the number of units sold in each of several recent months.”
You all know that Apple won $1.05 billion in August when a jury agreed Samsung infringed on six Apple patents. Cupertino is seeking additional damages, but could not prove that demand and sales of Samsung devices were driven by the particular technology it had infringed on.
Yesterday, Judge Koh only granted a Samsung request to postpone publication of a document revealing operating profit for two Samsung devices. Most other requests by both Apple and Samsung were denied by the judge.
source: Bloomberg
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5 Comments
1. PapaSmurf posted on 02 Jan 2013, 03:22 4 0
Well this was expected. Let's see what happens next.
2. roscuthiii posted on 02 Jan 2013, 04:31 4 0
You can always tell when the check cleared on time when Koh makes a ruling.
3. Aeires (unregistered) posted on 02 Jan 2013, 07:59 1 0
And now let's see that top secret document Apple wanted blocked from public access about their sales.
4. someones4 posted on 02 Jan 2013, 17:59 0 0
I thought that the sales figures were revealed to the public?
5. techloverNYC posted on 02 Jan 2013, 23:37 0 0
those dirty koreans are always hiding something
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