Jude Finds Army Owes Liberty Ammunition MILLIONS In Bullet Copyright Infringement Case
By Bob Owens
If a judge just awarded you $15 million and the promise of millions more, you’d probably be smiling like Liberty Ammunition’s PJ Marx as well.
A federal judge has ruled the the government infringed on a patent by Liberty Ammunition when they more or less stole the “enhanced performance round” known as the 855A1. The government will owe Liberty a beginning settlement of $15 million, in addition to a per-bullet royalty fee that the government must pay until 2027.
A Bradenton manufacturer of lead-free ammunition has won more than $15 million in a patent infringement lawsuit against the federal government.
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Via:: Bearing Arms
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