McKool Smith’s client Ericsson has successfully reached a confidential settlement with Lenovo to partially resolve their patent licensing dispute over a multi-year, global patent cross-license agreement between the two companies.

As part of this settlement, both parties will withdraw all ongoing lawsuits and administrative proceedings filed in various jurisdictions, including the pending cases before the United States International Trade Commission (USITC).

Financial impacts are anticipated to be recognized beginning in the second quarter of 2025, reflecting the partial settlement. The remaining aspects of the dispute will be fully resolved through an arbitration process.

Along with co-counsel Alston & Bird, the McKool Smith team representing Ericsson included firm Principals Nick Mathews, Josh Newcomer, Kevin Hess, Mitch Verboncoeur, Matt Cameron, Chris McNett, James Quigley, Blake Bailey, Eliza Beeney, and Veronica Manning, and Associates Alex Chern, Laura Baron, David Kellam, Casey Shomaker, Clare Churchman, Jamie Levien, Sean O’Leary, and Cara Rentie.

With more than 130 trial lawyers across offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Marshall, New York, and Washington, D.C., McKool Smith has established a reputation as one of America’s leading trial firms. The Firm has secured 18 nine-figure jury verdicts and 16 eight-figure jury verdicts, obtaining more VerdictSearch and The National Law Journal “Top 100 Verdicts” than any other law firm. McKool Smith represents clients in complex commercial litigation, intellectual property, bankruptcy, insurance recovery, and white-collar defense matters.

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