Apple won't have to pay $ 234 million for a patent

In 2014 the University of Wisconsin-Madison denounced Apple, accusing the Cupertino company of plagiarizing a university patent. It was a patent described as a predictor circuit. After years of legal battle between both parties, a verdict has finally been reached, for which the company will not have to pay any amount.

Apple won't have to pay $ 234 million for a patent

Based on the evidence presented, it was not possible to claim that the American company had infringed the patent in question. So they won't have to pay.

Apple is found not guilty

Since this lawsuit from the university had gone ahead, Apple would have been forced to pay $ 234 million. This was the amount that was claimed for the damages that would have arisen for infringing the mentioned patent. But finally the American company can breathe easy, and forget about this judicial process. Although it is not the only one they currently have.

Since the problems with Qualcomm continue, and increase over the weeks. So the legal battle against Apple looks like it won't end soon. What is clear is that the chances of these companies reaching an agreement are not too high.

We will see how these legal problems evolve, but it is clear that the Cupertino company is becoming a regular in the American courts. It is certainly not the last legal problem that they will face in the coming months.

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