Samsung were furious about the allegations and accused Dyson of being a patent troll. Commenting on Dyson’s actions to the Korea Times Samsung stated that “This is no surprise. Samsung has the right to assess the damage the lawsuit has caused. Samsung is going to take a hard-line stance against patent trolls that use litigations as a marketing tool”. Samsung is now deciding to “return the favour” on Dyson by suing them for $9.43 million for damages to Samsung’s corporate image, now that really does suck for Dyson. $9.43 million may not seem like a lot, but for a company with an annual profit of about £330 million, the amount Samsung are suing for is a sizeable chunk of Dyson’s profits.
Image courtesy of Samsung
Source: Korea Times
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