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Xerox controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2020

    Xerox sues Monument Peak Ventures over patent allegations

    Lawsuit filed

    In April 2020, Xerox filed a lawsuit against Monument Peak Ventures, alleging that the company had falsely accused Xerox of patent infringement. According to the reported event, Xerox brought the suit on a Thursday, framing its claim around the assertion that Monument Peak Ventures' patent-use allegations against it were untrue. The dispute centers on accusations of patent infringement made against Xerox and Xerox's contention that those accusations were false. No further details regarding the specific patents involved, the relief sought, or the outcome of the litigation were provided in the source account.

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  2. 2020

    Gallio IP Files Patent Lawsuit Against Xerox

    Lawsuit filed

    Gallio IP LLC filed a patent lawsuit against Xerox Corporation, alleging that Xerox products implementing Secure Access infringed its patent. The suit was filed in the Western District of Texas. The complaint concerns a shared printing system described in the source as defunct. The filing identifies the plaintiff as Gallio IP LLC and the defendant as Xerox Corporation, and centers on Xerox products that implement Secure Access.

    Gallio IP LLC sued Xerox Corporation, alleging that Xerox products implementing Secure Access infringed its patent. The suit was filed in the Western District of Texas.

    Source excerpt

    • Xerox Corporation is facing a patent infringement lawsuit over its alleged appropriation of a shared data output system.
    • filed on Thursday, is being held in the Western District of Texas before Judge Alan D. Albright.
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  3. 1975

    Federal Trade Commission antitrust settlement

    Xerox resolved a United States antitrust case through a consent decree requiring broad licensing of its patent portfolio. The matter reflected concerns about the company’s dominance of the copier market and enabled competitors to obtain access to important xerographic technology.

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