Adidas sues Nike for technology infringement

George Iddenden
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Adidas has filed a legal complaint against Nike in a Texas district Court, claiming it “knowingly and intentionally” infringed on nine patents related to Adidas’ proprietary athletic technology.

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Adidas sues Nike for technology infringement

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Adidas has filed a legal complaint against Nike in a Texas district Court, claiming it “knowingly and intentionally” infringed on nine patents related to Adidas’ proprietary athletic technology.

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