Real-estate co says Uber owes $250bn for TM infringement
A real estate company says that Uber Technologies' “Uber Travel” trademark application infringes on its marks, and has asked for a staggering $250 billion in compensation.
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2 February 2021 Uber, Lyft and Whatsapp have been accused of infringing patents relating to GPS Technology by AGIS, a company that produces global positioning system (GPS) technology for military and law enforcement agencies.
6 May 2020 The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit handed victory to Uber Technologies yesterday, May 5, reversing a Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision on a location-sharing patent.