H-E-B spokeswoman Dya Campos declined to comment on the settlements Tuesday.Īt the time H-E-B sued, she said it invests heavily in “innovation” to provide its customers “the best quality products.” Depressing the button releases pressure inside the cooler and makes it easier to open the lid.Įverbilt, nICE and Kuer coolers have utilized a pressure-release button, which the San Antonio grocer said infringed on four of its patents. Its claims centered on a patented pressure-release button on the exterior of its Kodi coolers. H-E-B filed its complaint in January 2020. On : H-E-B loses its cool over competing coolers Terms of each settlement were not disclosed. and two affiliated companies that are behind Kuer coolers. and subsidiary nICE Coolers, and China’s Ningbo Kuer Plastic Technology Co.
The other defendants that previously settled were Georgia’s Southern Sales & Marketing Group Inc. It came about three weeks after they disclosed they had reached an agreement in principle to settle the dispute and asked that the case be stayed so they could finalize a deal.Ītlanta-based Home Depot, which created its own brand of coolers known as Everbilt, is the third and final defendant to settle. H-E-B and Home Depot filed a joint motion asking a judge to dismiss their claims.
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