15 April 2019Patents

Jury orders LG to pay $45m over 'plug-and-play' patent

A US jury has ordered LG Electronics to pay $45 million in damages for wilful infringement of a patent owned by UK-based Mondis Technology and Japanese company Maxell Holdings.

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Jury orders LG to pay $45m over 'plug-and-play' patent

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