Gray Manufacturing settles patent infringement lawsuit

Jun 17, 2010

Gray Manufacturing announced that it has resolved its patent infringement lawsuit filed Feb. 25 against Maha KG, a German corporation, and Maha USA, in Pinckard, Ala. According to Gray, Maha admitted the validity and enforceability of three Gray patents related to wireless lifting devices and also has agreed not to infringe on the patents in the future.

Gray President Stet Schanze says he is pleased with the agreement and to have the matter resolved.

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