A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday affirmed a win for Apple Inc , HTC Corp and ZTE Corp against allegations that imports of their devices infringe wireless-technology patents.
Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.comINVT is a patent-holding company affiliated with investment funds managed by Fortress Investment Group LLC, a SoftBank Group CorpFortress defeated a separate lawsuit last year brought by Apple and Intel that accused it and its affiliates, including INVT, of violating antitrust law by stockpiling thousands of patents and demanding extortionate licensing fees. Apple later dropped out of the case, which is currently on appeal.
The commission ruled for the device makers in 2020. A three-judge Federal Circuit panel upheld the decision Wednesday.
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