In Re Multidistrict Patent & Antitrust Litigation Involving Koratron
United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER
JOHN MINOR WISDOM, Judge of the Panel.
Koratron Company, Inc. is a California corporation with its principal offices in San Francisco. The Company employs a patented process for manufacturing “permanent press” garments which are washable yet retain their shape and creases without being ironed. Koratron has 365 licensees in the United States: 257 are garment manufacturers licensed to use the patented process, and the rest are textile mills and others licensed to use Koratron’s trademark.
Koratron is now in sixteen cases originally filed in six different district courts. 1 Ten…
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