logo
  

Top Image Systems Settles Patent Infringement Litigation With Mitek Systems

Top Image Systems Ltd. (TISA), a leading ECM or Enterprise Content Management and BPM or Business Process Management solution and MIP or Mobile Imaging Platform provider, said that as of Monday, all pending litigation between Mitek Systems Inc. and Top Image Systems Ltd. has been settled.

TIS has defended itself against the patent infringement case filed by Mitek in September 2012 and has considered the lawsuit without merit.

As per the terms of the agreement, each party is responsible for covering its own respective legal fees. No other consideration is to be exchanged.

"I am satisfied that as a result of the outcome of their litigation with USAA, Mitek realized that their case against TIS was weak and their patent portfolio was ineffective. With this litigation behind us, TIS is prepared for exponential growth of our innovative mobile imaging platform and applications in the U.S. and around the globe," said Izhak Nakar, Founder and Executive Chairman of Top Image Systems.

For comments and feedback contact: editorial@rttnews.com

Business News

Editors Pick
Chinese internet company Baidu Inc.'s artificial intelligence or AI chatbot Ernie Bot has secured more than 200 million users, reports said citing CEO Robin Li. Ernie Bot, China's most popular ChatGPT-like chatbot, was released to the public in August last year. In December, the company had said that Ernie Bot's users reached over 100 million. Financial services firm Morgan Stanley reported Tuesday a profit for the first quarter that increased 15 percent from last year, driven by revenue growth across its operating segments and lower provisions for credit losses. Both earnings per share and quarterly revenues topped analysts' estimates. Financial services firm Morgan Stanley (MS) reported Tuesday that net income applicable to the company's common shareholders for the first quarter increased to $3.27 billion or $2.02 per share from $2.84 billion or $1.70 per share in the year-ago quarter. On average, 16 analysts polled by Thomson...

Inflation data from the U.S. garnered maximum attention this week on the economics front, along with the interest rate decision by the European Central Bank. Read our stories to find out how these two key events are set to influence monetary policy in the months ahead. Other main news from the U.S. were the release of the minutes of the latest Fed policy session and the jobless claims data. Elsewhere, the interest rate decision by the Bank of Canada was also in focus.

View More Videos
Follow RTT