ParkerVision-Qualcomm patent case returns to Florida court as Federal Circuit dismisses appeal for lack of jurisdiction

By Public Technologies
  • ParkerVision’s Qualcomm patent case was sent back to the Middle District of Florida after the Federal Circuit dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction.
  • The ruling leaves the receiver-claims claim-construction issue unresolved, preserving a later appeal only after a final district court judgment.
  • Focus shifts to a jury trial on transmitter patent claims, with damages sought of about $440 million, excluding potential interest.
  • The Federal Circuit denied the request to reassign the case to a different district judge.


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