Apple will have to pay $85 million for infringing patents owned by Canadian IP licensing company WiLAN after a California federal court upheld the penalty.
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3 August 2020 A Chinese AI company is suing Apple for $1.4 billion at a Shanghai court, in a patent infringement lawsuit involving the Siri voice recognition system.
27 January 2020 A jury has reduced the damages Apple owes to WiLAN to $87.5 million following a retrial at the US District Court for the Southern District of California.
11 January 2019 A Canada-based IP licensing company which was awarded $145 million in a patent infringement suit against Apple last year, has been told to accept a re-trial or have the payment slashed to $10 million.
