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Apple urges US court to cancel $5.7B fine
Apple has announced that it has filed a request to overturn a court ruling requiring it to pay a record fine of $5.7 billion to Tction Technology due to patent infringement related to touch technology in iPhones and smartwatches. This fine is among the largest in the history of patent cases in the United States. The judge noted doubts about the accuracy of the damages awarded in the ruling, while Tction's lawyers have not yet issued a statement. The case dates back to 2021 when Tction accused Apple of infringing on its patents, resulting in an Apple conviction by a jury. However, the company is relying on legal precedents that allow for the reexamination and potential overturning or reduction of large judgments.
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