Court orders Huawei to pay attorneys' fees for “wide-spread pattern of litigation abuse”
Huawei must pay attorneys’ fees in addition to a $10 million damages award for infringing patents owned by a patent licensing company.
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Patents
13 September 2019 Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has offered to license the Chinese telecommunications company’s entire 5G platform and infrastructure to “any American company” that wants to use it.
Patents
4 September 2019 Huawei has vehemently rejected US allegations of technology theft and patent infringement, and accused US authorities of harassing its staff.