After cases filed against BlackBerry and Corel, Sentius International, LLC has filed its third lawsuit of 2016 asserting two reissue patents (RE40,731; RE43,633) generally related to parsing and annotating document text. The new complaint (2:16-cv-00942) accuses IBM of infringement through provision of its Connections, Lotus Notes, and Lotus Symphony software products, which include what Sentius characterizes as a “‘red squiggly’ spell check feature”.
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