ParkerVision says Federal Circuit remands Qualcomm patent case to Florida district court
Bitget2026/10/01 11:00- ParkerVision’s patent case against Qualcomm was remanded to the Middle District of Florida after the Federal Circuit dismissed an appeal for lack of jurisdiction.
- The ruling leaves the receiver-claim construction issue unresolved, with the court saying it did not reach the merits.
- ParkerVision plans to pursue a jury trial on transmitter patent claims, with a damages request of about $440 million.
- The company said it will preserve its right to appeal the receiver-claim construction following a final district court ruling in the transmitter case.
- The Federal Circuit denied ParkerVision’s request to reassign the case to a new district judge.
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