Rutgers University claims that technology used by General Motors' OnStar service infringes on a patent owned by New Jersey's state university. A lawsuit filed against OnStar Corp. seeks an unspecified amount of monetary compensation and an order barring the Detroit company from using the Rutgers patent, which allows audio access to information in a wide area computer network.
September 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Rutgers University claims that technology used by General Motors Corp.’s OnStar service infringes on a patent owned by New Jersey’s state university.
A lawsuit filed against OnStar Corp. seeks an unspecified amount of monetary compensation and an order barring the Detroit company from using the Rutgers patent.
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