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Acacia subsidiary ordered to pay $1.4m attorneys’ fees

October 01, 2014
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The District Court for Delaware has ordered a subsidiary of Acacia Research to pay attorneys’ fees of $1.396 million to NetApp, while issuing a smack down of “this sort of reckless and wasteful litigation”

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