Apple Urges Jury To Invalidate Pinn Inc.’s Earbud Patents
By Gina Kim (August 3, 2022, 10:19 PM EDT) — Apple Inc.’s counsel urged a California federal jury during opening statements Wednesday to invalidate two Pinn Inc. wireless earbud patents the Silicon Valley giant is accused of infringing with its AirPods, arguing Pinn changed strategies to copy AirPods after its own product fizzled, writing new patent claims that differed from Pinn’s original application.
In opening statements on behalf of Apple, Christopher Marchese of Fish & Richardson PC contended that his client owes absolutely nothing to Pinn and its founder, Seung Jin “Sean” Kim, because it stole nothing. Apple’s passionate team of engineers worked tirelessly for years to design AirPods as early…
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