Apple vs. Samsung Patent Decision gets Review by ITC

(Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission will review a judge's decision which found that Apple did not violate patents owned by Samsung Electronics in making the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad. Click to read more on reuters.com 

It seems that Samsung will get a chance to make reversal result of design infringe patent suit against Apple. As noted by Reuters, ITC announced that it will review the decision made by Administrative Law Judge James Gildea last September. This could overturn the last decision and it will be a huge chance for Samsung because the USITC’s decision could make Apple devices to be banned for sale in the United States.

“We remain confident that the commission will reach a final determination that affirms our position that Apple must be held accountable for free-riding on our technological innovations,” 

said Adam Yates, a spokesman for Samsung, according to Bloomberg.

Further reading -

▶ITC To Review Apple-Samsung CopyrightRuling

▶Samsung Gets Review of Loss to Apple inU.S. Patent Case

▶U.S. ITC will review Apple, Samsung patentdecision

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