EagleView Wins $125M Patent Infringement Award, Sales Halt Against Verisk
A New Jersey jury ordered insurance data services firm Verisk to pay $125 million to aerial imaging firm EagleView for lost profits linked to Verisk infringing on various EagleView patents. The insurance and construction industries use EagleView’s technology and drones to obtain detailed roof and wall measurements from aerial imagery. EagleView is the parent company of Pictometry International Corp., which just had another patent publication for infrastructure inspection.
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