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Seoul Viosys Says Namsung America’s UTILIMEDIC In-Car Phone Sanitizer Infringes on UV LED Technology Patents
Namsung America, Inc., manufactures and sells an UTILIMEDIC In-Car Phone Sanitizer product incorporating an ultraviolet light emitting device. In a lawsuit filed last week by Seoul Viosys Co., Ltd., the global LED manufacturer and distributor’s lawyers at Steptoe & Johnson LLP and The Brickell IP Group, PLLC, say the product infringes on at least four of eleven U.S. patents. READ THE COMPLAINT 21-cv-01666-0001Download Here’s an image of the UTILIMEDIC In-Car Phone Sanitizer: and here’s a picture of the UV LED Seoul Viosys finds offensive: Founded in 1965, Namsung is a public company listed on the Korean Stock Exchange, and…
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