"This case might have ended much differently".
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Following up on this, law firm and gaming IP specialist Dorsey & Whitney has shared a statement with us from Ryan Meyer, an intellectual property attorney at the company. He notes that this recent case is "a warning to patentees... that overly broad claims are more likely to be found to be patent ineligible". We've shared some of his comments below.
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. The court said that iLife Technologies Inc. was "impermissibly trying to cover the broad concept of using motion sensors to detect motion", nullifying a $10.1 million jury award against Nintendo in the process. It's an interesting story, and one which has caused a fair bit of debate amongst fans.Following up on this, law firm and gaming IP specialist Dorsey & Whitney has shared a statement with us from Ryan Meyer, an intellectual property attorney at the company. He notes that this recent case is "a warning to patentees... that overly broad claims are more likely to be found to be patent ineligible". We've shared some of his comments below.
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