challenge against the United States Patent and Trademark office filed by Apple in July of 2021 has been denied by the US Supreme Court.
Confirmation that Apple’s petition was denied emerged Tuesday, after the company filed a petition to the Supreme Court in 2021 as part of its long-running dispute with Optis Technology. Sometimes colloquially known as a ‘patent troll’, Optis earns money not by making products or services, but by acquiring patents in the hope of extracting money from companies that already use them. In August a Texas Jury ruled that Apple should pay Optis $300 million over patent infringements, a ruling the Cupertino company plans to appeal. Optis is the same company in the UK dispute that saw Apple threaten to leave the UK market over a “commercially unacceptable” fee passed down by the high court.
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