Archive · 25 Dec 2025
Hexaware Seeks Dismissal of $500M US Patent Suit
Hexaware, a company, is asking a court to throw out a big lawsuit worth $500 million.
Another company, Natsoft, sued them for breaking patent rules.
Hexaware says the court should wait to decide if the case is valid.
They want to avoid spending money on a case that might not even happen.
The company says this will save time and money for everyone involved.
The court will now decide if Hexaware's request makes sense.
Hexaware has filed a motion to dismiss a $500 million patent infringement lawsuit by Natsoft.
The company argues that staying discovery until the dismissal decision will save resources.
Hexaware claims that both parties will avoid significant and potentially unrecoverable costs.
The filing was made on 19 December, requesting a stay of discovery pending the decision.
The plaintiffs are not expected to suffer prejudice from the proposed stay.
- Who
- Hexaware (defendant) and Natsoft (plaintiff)
- What
- A $500 million patent infringement lawsuit
- When
- The court filing was made on 19 December
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Hexaware seeks to dismiss the suit and stay discovery to conserve resources
- Company
- Hexaware
- Plaintiff
- Natsoft
- Amount
- $500 million
- Court Filing Date
- 19 December
- Nature of Suit
- Patent infringement