Case
Filed: Sep 04, 2014
Court:
District of Delaware
Case
Summary:
Rothschild Location Technologies (Rothschild), a
Florida based Delaware corporation filed a case against Volkswagen, a Virginia
based corporation alleging that
the latter has infringed one of their US patents.
Patent
in suit:
Patent Number
|
Title
|
Issue Date
|
Expiration Date[i]
|
|
Device, system and
method for remotely entering, storing and sharing addresses for a positional
information device
|
Mar 29, 2011
|
Apr 28, 2026
|
The ‘285 patent relates to devices, systems and methods for remotely entering, storing and
sharing addresses for a positional information device, e.g. a global
positioning system (GPS) device.
As
in Complaint:
The complaint alleged that Volkswagen infringed the '285 patent
by making, using, selling, offering to sell, and/or importing "Volkswagen’s
Car-Net" that are covered by one or more claims of the '285 patent.
For example, Volkswagen’s Car-Net provides a system for remotely
entering location information into a positional information device. This
Car-Net server is configured in Volkswagen to receive a request of at least one
location, determine the address of that particular location and transmits the
determined address to the positional information device. E.g. this Application
is implemented in such a way that it allows the user to know where they last parked
their car.
Rothschild adds that
it has been damaged by the foregoing acts of infringement of its patents by Volkswagen and will continue
to be damaged by such infringement unless enjoined by this Court.
Other
cases filed:
Rothschild filed
cases against defendants including Hyundai Motor America, Volvo Cars or
North America, LLC on the same day in the U.S. District court of Delaware.
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[i]
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