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The firm represented Smartflash in its patent infringement actions involving Smartflash’s data storage and access system patents, which were asserted against various devices and functionality involved in the operation of Apple’s iTunes store and the Google Play feature in Samsung’s and HTC’s products. In February 2015, a jury awarded Smartflash $532,900,000 in its verdict and found that Apple’s infringement was willful.
Attorneys at the firm represented VirnetX in its patent infringement action against Microsoft involving virtual private network technology. In 2011, a jury awarded VirnetX $105 million in its verdict and found that Microsoft’s infringement had been willful. The case settled after VirnetX moved for a permanent injunction.
Mr. Caldwell and Mr. Cassady have represented Medtronic in multiple patent infringement actions involving coronary catheterization, stent design, and drug-eluting stent technology pending in the Eastern District of Texas.
Attorneys at the firm represented Dr. Morley in his suit against Square, Jack Dorsey and Jim McKelvey seeking to restore Dr. Morley’s original co-ownership of Square Inc. arising from his role in co-founding the company.
Patent infringement and business disputes have become increasingly contentious over the past decade. But even with this increased contentiousness, most firms continue to follow a formulaic approach to every case. At Caldwell Cassady & Curry, we critically examine these formulaic approaches, identify vulnerabilities, and outflank our adversaries.
CALDWELL CASSADY & CURRY
2101 CEDAR SPRINGS ROAD
SUITE 1000
DALLAS, TX 75201
PHONE: (214) 888-4848
FAX: (214) 888-4849
Our offices are located in Dallas, Texas, which is in close proximity to the Eastern District of Texas. Dallas, itself, is a growing venue for patent infringement litigation with the Northern District of Texas participating in the Patent Pilot Program. While we have extensive experience in the Eastern and Northern Districts of Texas, we have also litigated cases across the country, including courts in Florida, California, Illinois, Delaware, Missouri, New Jersey, Virginia, Wisconsin, and the International Trade Commission.
