Closure: Kilopass v. Sidense
March 20, 2015
The long running legal action between the top two NVM IP companies is now finished after close to five years of lawyering. By the way, I write about this stuff in hopes of limiting the future earning power of lawyers that prey on our R&D budgets. This one is significant because Kilopass was not successful in a patent infringement case and now has to pay for the associated legal expenses incurred by Sidense.
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