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JOOLA Settles Patent Dispute with Paddletek and ProXR Pickleball, Establishes Royalty Agreement

Following a patent infringement lawsuit, JOOLA and Paddletek Group reach settlement covering select paddle models with phased product discontinuation and royalty payments

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JOOLA has resolved its patent infringement dispute with Paddletek Group and ProXR Pickleball, agreeing on royalty payments and inventory sell-through for specific paddle products. The settlement addresses JOOLA’s propulsion core patent and allows Paddletek and ProXR to phase out affected items by fall, while litigatio…
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JOOLA Settles Patent Dispute with Paddletek and ProXR Pickleball, Establishes Royalty Agreement JOOLA has resolved its patent infringement dispute with Paddletek Group and ProXR Pickleball, agreeing on royalty payments and inventory sell-through for specific paddle products. The settlement addresses JOOLA’s propul... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/joola-settles-patent-dispute-with-paddletek-and-proxr-pickleball-establishes-royalty-agreement

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