Qorvo, Inc. v. Akoustis Technologies, Inc. et al

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Case overview

Case Number:

1:21-cv-01417

Court:

Delaware

Nature of Suit:

Patent

Judge:

Jon P McCalla

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  1. November 01, 2024

    No New Trial For Akoustis After $39M Trade Secret Case Loss

    A federal judge has refused to give Akoustis Technologies Inc. another trial after jurors earlier this year told it to pay wireless company Qorvo Inc. nearly $38.6 million for trade secrets and infringing misappropriating acoustic wave resonator patents.

  2. October 15, 2024

    Qorvo Follows $39M Jury Win With Trade Secrets Purge Order

    A federal judge said wireless company Qorvo Inc. is entitled to permanent injunctions blocking Akoustis Technologies Inc. from infringing two acoustic wave resonator patents and another order requiring the "purging" of all misappropriated trade secrets from Akoustis' systems on top of a $39 million verdict in favor of the business.

  3. September 09, 2024

    Qorvo Gets Nearly $12M In Fees After $39M Trade Secrets Win

    A federal judge said Monday that wireless company Qorvo Inc. was entitled to more than $11.7 million in legal fees after a jury earlier this year awarded the business $38.6 million in a trade secrets case against Akoustis Technologies Inc.

  4. August 09, 2024

    Akoustis Blames Qorvo Experts For $38.6M Trade Secrets Win

    Akoustis Technologies Inc. has asked a Delaware federal court to overturn a May jury verdict against it for stealing trade secrets and the $38.6 million in damages awarded to wireless company Qorvo Inc., arguing that two Qorvo experts "eschewed the well-established and accepted methods" to measure unjust enrichment for misappropriation.

  5. May 17, 2024

    Qorvo Wins $38.6M In Akoustis Trade Secrets And Patent Trial

    A Delaware federal jury on Friday told Akoustis Technologies Inc. to pay wireless company Qorvo Inc. nearly $38.6 million for misappropriating its trade secrets and infringing its patents, following a two-week trial over radio frequency filter technology.