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6 January 2016Americas

US judge issues ‘rare’ stay in Jawbone v Fitbit dispute

A US district court has ordered a stay in a patent infringement case between Jawbone and Fitbit as the International Trade Commission is due to issue its ruling on another case centring on the same patents.

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