Fish & Richardson Wins Jury Verdict for Adobe in Patent Suit

WILMINGTON, Del., July 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- With a judgment entered today, Fish & Richardson has won a major jury verdict for Adobe Systems Inc. in a patent infringement suit brought by Tarkus Imaging Inc. over its automatic tone correction patent.  On June 29, 2012, a Delaware federal jury ruled that Adobe did not infringe Tarkus Imaging's digital imaging patent.  The jury also found that Adobe did not actively induce infringement or commit contributory infringement of any of the claims in the patent in suit.  Tarkus had asked for several million dollars in damages.

The Fish Adobe team was led by principal Frank Scherkenbach with assistance from principals Douglas E. McCann and Thomas A. Brown.

Canon USA, a co-defendant in the case, settled with Tarkus immediately before the jury's verdict, which also found that Canon did not infringe the patent.  Tarkus had also originally sued Nikon, which settled in 2011.  

About Fish & Richardson
Fish & Richardson is a global law firm providing strategic counseling and litigation services to innovative clients who seek to protect and maximize the value of their intellectual property (IP).  With more than 375 attorneys and technology specialists practicing IP strategy and counseling, IP litigation, and business litigation, Fish is known for its trial skills and superior technical expertise.  Fish has been named top patent litigation firm in the country for eight straight years, a premier IP firm for America's biggest companies, and an elite top tier law practice.  For more information, visit www.fr.com or follow @fishrichardson on Twitter.

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