Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property
Apr. 16, 2019
Qualcomm and Apple square off for another court battle
Jury selection began Monday in what could be the largest corporate jury trial of the year between Apple Inc. and Qualcomm Inc. Billions of dollars at stake in Apple v Qualcomm trial.
SAN DIEGO -- Jury selection began Monday in what could be the largest corporate jury trial of the year between Apple Inc. and Qualcomm Inc.
Apple is seeking up to $27 billion in damages, while Qualcomm is seeking up to $15 billion. The two companies have been trading blows over patents and contracts for the last two years in multiple suits, spanning the globe. However this may very well be the most significant case for both parties.<...
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