Denise De Mory
Intellectual property
ddemory@bdiplaw.com
Power Control, S.L. v. Apple, Samsung, LG (D. Del.):
In June 2025, Bunsow De Mory secured the second largest patent damages verdict in the District of Delaware this year. After a three-day trial, a jury returned a $110,738,008 verdict for Bunsow De Mory client TOT Power Control against Apple. TOT Power Control alleged that Apple infringed two patents which claimed important technological improvements to 3G technology that enable significant power savings, greatly increasing a mobile phone’s available bandwidth for data. The jury found that Apple infringed one patent, found the patent valid, and awarded a $0.25 running royalty.
Inmar Brand Solutions, Inc. v. Quotient Technology Inc. (D. Del., PTAB):
Bunsow De Mory represented Inmar, an innovative company that specializes in electronic coupon distribution and clearing. The firm guided Inmar to convert an infringement notice letter it received from a competitor into a major strategic patent win against a different competitor. Inmar obtained an exclusive license to the competitor’s patents and asserted them against Quotient Technologies. The firm secured a non-institution decision on one of Quotient’s inter partes review petitions filed with the Patent Trial & Appeal Board, a denial of Quotient’s attempt to stay the case pending the instituted IPRs, and a sweeping claim construction victory. The case settled favorably for Inmar in July 2025 in a confidential settlement.
Lambeth Magnetic Structures LLC v. Seagate Technologies (US) Holdings Inc. (W.D. Pa., Fed. Cir.):
Bunsow De Mory represents Lambeth Magnetic Structures in a long-running patent infringement case against Seagate. The firm secured a big win for LMS when the Federal Circuit reversed the trial court’s claim construction and issued a vacatur on the jury’s verdict against LMS on infringement. LMS’s case against Seagate dates to 2016 when Seagate for infringing a patent that claims a new enabling magnetic structure with a property called uniaxial anisotropy. Disk drive manufacturers use this invention to produce and sell next-generation hard drives with greatly enhanced storage capability. Bunsow De Mory will re-try LMS’s infringement case against Seagate.
