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Wednesday 30 September 2009 8:00 pm

Microsoft wins $400m appeal

By: admindrupal

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Microsoft, the US software business, has been cleared of a patent infringement that would have seen it pay out $388m (£242m) in damages if upheld. A federal judge overturned an earlier ruling which said that the software company had infringed a patent held by anti-piracy software company Uniloc, freeing it from paying what would have been one of the largest damages awarded in a civil patent case.

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