U.S. Court Orders Hytera to Pay Motorola Over $70 Million for Continued Use of Stolen Trade Secrets

Reuters09-02

U.S. Court Orders Hytera to Pay Motorola Over $70 Million for Continued Use of Stolen Trade Secrets

Motorola Solutions Inc. has achieved a significant legal victory as a U.S. District Court has ruled against Hytera Communications Corporation Limited, holding the company in civil contempt for the third time. The court determined that Hytera continues to unlawfully use Motorola's trade secrets in its digital mobile radio H-Series products. Despite Hytera's claims of redesigning the H-Series without infringing on Motorola's intellectual property, the court found that the products remain substantially similar to previous models that utilized stolen trade secrets. As a result, Hytera has been ordered to pay over $70 million in unpaid royalties and interest to Motorola, in addition to more than $550 million previously awarded. The ongoing litigation underscores Motorola's commitment to defending its intellectual property rights.

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