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17 February 2020CopyrightSarah Morgan

Motorola Solutions secures $765m verdict in trade secrets suit

An Illinois jury has awarded communications company Motorola Solutions $764.6 million in its trade secret and copyright infringement case against China-based Hytera Communications.

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9 March 2020   A judge has approved the verdict awarding $765 million in damages to Motorola Solutions, after a jury found that Chinese rival Hytera Communications had stolen its radio trade secrets.


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