Bose fired again at a California-based electronics and know-how firm on Wednesday, claiming its false and deceptive statements in a Texas infringement case included false claims and deceptive statements. The audio producer can be asking the Massachusetts federal court docket for a declaratory judgment towards IngenioSpec, discovering that its well-liked QuietComfort earbuds and different merchandise don’t violate the California firm’s patents.
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Bose Seeks Declaratory Judgment for QuietComfort Headphones, Other Products
