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Fixing a broken patent system
October 10, 2007 Copyright attorney Alex Chachkes says the pressure is on to fix a system generally agreed to be in a state of disarray.RIM gets good news in patent case
December 2, 2005 BlackBerry maker scores one as U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejects claim by NTP.RIM calls for patent reform in newspaper ad
March 14, 2006 BlackBerry maker takes to papers to thank supporters after landmark settlement deal with NTP.RIM declares another victory in patent spat
September 30, 2005 U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejects patent #6,317,592, which is owned by NTP, thereby dismissing 16 claims against RIM.NTP patent keeps BlackBerry in a jam
June 29, 2005 FAQ Handheld maker waits for rulings on whether its device infringes on patents the company doesn't own.Second final rejection issued for NTP patent
February 24, 2006 As pivotal BlackBerry hearing winds down, the second of five NTP patents gets a thumbs-down from the Patent Office.FAQ: Will BlackBerrys be shut down?
February 2, 2006 A confusing legal saga is nearing a conclusion in a Virginia courtroom, but plenty of questions remain about how this case evolved, and what remains to be decided.RIM shares atwitter amid case concerns
November 5, 2004 Stock in the BlackBerry maker fluctuates as investors await a key ruling in a hotly contested patent infringement case.Feds want their BlackBerrys
November 15, 2005 As NTP and Research In Motion duke it out over a patent infringement suit, the feds weigh in as customers.NTP slaps Palm with patent infringement suit
November 6, 2006 Palm's response: The lawsuit targeting the company's wireless e-mail devices is "unwarranted" and based on "dubious patents."BlackBerry getting squeezed?
February 25, 2006 A federal judge scolds both parties in a case that could lead to a service shutdown. Here's everything you need to know about the case.Legal tangles don't sour BlackBerry customers
February 14, 2006 BlackBerry shipments increased by 46 percent to vault RIM to the top spot among PDA vendors in 2005, says Gartner.Judge to RIM: We're not delaying this any longer
November 30, 2005 BlackBerry maker loses two rounds in patent suit, with judge rejecting $450 million settlement and request to halt proceedings.BlackBerry dispute may keep going and going and...
February 15, 2006 Attorney Eric Sinrod says RIM's work-around could spawn entirely new patent issues to fight about with NTP.RIM inks deal for JPEG patent
October 27, 2005 One-time perpetual license covers all of RIM's BlackBerry devices and its BlackBerry Connect messaging service.Date set for RIM's patent appeal
April 21, 2004 The company is appealing a district court judge's ruling that its technology infringes on NTP patents.BlackBerry maker countersues Visto
May 5, 2006 RIM asks judge to declare three patents invalid, reasserts that it hasn't infringed on e-mail system inventions.Gartner: RIM-NTP redux possible in 2007
February 3, 2006 The firm expects the patent case will settle, yet says BlackBerry worries could extend for another year.RIM to take patent spat to Supreme Court
October 7, 2005 Decision follows U.S. appeals court refusal to reconsider a previous infringement ruling against the BlackBerry maker.Bye-bye, BlackBerry?
February 23, 2006 A federal court hearing scheduled for Friday is inspiring fevered thumb-typists to ponder life without mobile e-mail. Photos: BlackBerry's big fans in D.C., Hollywood
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