A federal decide in Massachusetts is permitting a patent infringement dispute between stroller firms to proceed previous abstract judgment, concluding the defendant failed to ascertain the deceptive conduct and cheap reliance necessities of equitable estoppel.
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Oh Baby: 8-Year Delay in Stroller Patent Suit Filing Doesn’t Shield Competitor, Judge Rules
