A federal judge tossed out Sonos’ jury win over Google for patent infringement, claiming that Sonos waited too long to take issue with Google’s products.
So far in the patent infringement legal tussle between Sonos and Google, the former has notched several wins. But a ruling issued Friday has suddenly reversed that momentum, and Sonos has now been dealt a major setback. US District Judge William Alsup tossed out the company’s $32.5 million jury verdict win against Google and said two of Sonos’ key patents are unenforceable and invalid.
The entire ruling is a deep dive into Sonos’ history, multiroom “zones,” and other underpinnings of audio casting technology that Sonos and Google have now spent several years arguing over. In another part of the decision, Alsup digs into Sonos further: > Sonos has done exactly what the Supreme Court has long said should not be done.
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