$4M Lawsuit Judgment Against Valve Upheld [May 27, 2021, 4:43 pm ET] – 4 Comments
The Esports
Observer reports that a Federal Judge in Washington threw out a motion from
Valve to nullify the $4
million verdict in a patent
infringement lawsuit from controller maker SCUF over the Steam Controller.
Word is an effort by SCUF to enhance the payout was also dismissed:
The Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive maker filed a post-trial motion asking the Western District Court of Washington in Seattle to nullify the verdict, but U.S. District Judge Thomas S. Zilly ruled Wednesday that the company failed to prove that there was insufficient evidence presented at trial because that evidence, according to the ruling, was straightforward and easy for the jury to understand. Zilly also denied a motion by SCUF, who was seeking enhanced damages.
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