Imagine a patent on organizing computer files being used against online shop websites. Oh, it's still happening
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/07/06/speedtrack_patent_lawsuit/
In another sign that corporate America has had enough of patent trolls, this week monster retailers Macy's and OfficeMax accused SpeedTrack in court of creating a "fable" – and asked a judge to kill off its patent infringement claims for good.
At a hearing in Oakland, California, lawyers – who are defending web retailers sued by SpeedTrack for allegedly infringing its patent on accessing files in a computer – told the judge the claims against their clients were nothing but "stories" that have no basis in fact.
Imagine a patent on organizing computer files being used against online shop websites. Oh, it's still happening
Jul 7, 2018, 1:15am UTC
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/07/06/speedtrack_patent_lawsuit/
> In another sign that corporate America has had enough of patent trolls, this week monster retailers Macy's and OfficeMax accused SpeedTrack in court of creating a "fable" – and asked a judge to kill off its patent infringement claims for good.
> At a hearing in Oakland, California, lawyers – who are defending web retailers sued by SpeedTrack for allegedly infringing its patent on accessing files in a computer – told the judge the claims against their clients were nothing but "stories" that have no basis in fact.