Case Filed: May 10, 2012
Case Closed: Jun 05,
2013
Judge: Gary Feinerman
Court: Illinois Northern
District Court
Other Plaintiff: Pollin Patent
Licensing (PPL)
Case Summary:
Electronic payments processor
Autoscribe and Pollin Patent Licensing (PPL) filed a patent infringement suit
against JP Morgan Chase Bank that alleged they are infringing a patent covering
call-in payment technology. The patent involved in suit is US7117171, entitled System and method for making a payment from
a financial account, issued on Oct 03, 2006 and expiring[i]
by Oct 15, 2012. Autoscribe is the assignee and PPL is the exclusive licensee
of the patent.
The complaint stated that the
defendant infringes the patent by making use of a method to collect debt
(check-by-phone services through call center) that is covered in the ‘171
patent. The complaint sought money damages and all other relief to which the
Court may deem the plaintiff be entitled.
The parties have agreed to
settle the case and filed dismissal pursuant to which the Court has ordered the case dismissed.
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[i] Expected expiration date. Patent Term Estimator is a free web-based tool that automatically
calculates patent terms and expiration dates for U.S. utility patents.
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