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Litton victory
Litton's victory in its laser-gyro patent-infringement lawsuit against Honeywell has been upheld, but Honeywell will get a new trial to determine damages, now set at $1.2 billion. A jury decided in 1993 that Honeywell had infringed Litton's patent for the coating of mirrors used in ring-laser gyros.
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