Chicago-based Motorola Solutions sued Hytera in 2017 ... The case is United States v. Hytera Communications Corp, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, No. 1:20-cr-00688.

Motorola said it continues to pursue collection of more than $471 million it won in a related civil case against Hytera. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit last year upheld Motorola ...

In pleading guilty to felony conspiracy charges, Hytera admitted that it knowingly agreed to take, without authorization, Motorola Solutions documents and source code related to DMR technology ...

Summary In July 2024, the Seventh Circuit concluded that the DTSA can reach all of a defendant’s worldwide sales caused by the misappropriation, ...

Under the plea agreement, Hytera admitted it had individuals take documents and source code from Motorola's technology beginning in or around 2008, and used it to develop Hytera products ...

NEW YORK -- Chinese two-way-radio company Hytera Communications has admitted conspiring to steal walkie-talkie-related trade secrets from U.S.-headquartered Motorola Solutions. Hytera pleaded ...

In pleading guilty to felony conspiracy charges, Hytera admitted that it knowingly agreed to take, without authorization, Motorola Solutions documents and source code related to DMR technology and ...

has pleaded guilty to a U.S. conspiracy charge connected to the theft of walkie talkie-related trade secrets from Chicago-based Motorola Solutions. Hytera entered a guilty plea in federal court in ...

A Chinese company pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing trade secrets from Motorola Solutions. It’s the latest twist in the long-running saga of corporate espionage between Hytera ...

In pleading guilty to felony conspiracy charges, Hytera admitted that it knowingly agreed to take, without authorization, Motorola Solutions documents and source code related to DMR technology ...