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Motorola Solutions (MSI) has achieved a significant legal milestone in its ongoing dispute with Hytera Communications. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois ruled that Hytera's H-Series digital mobile radio products continue to use Motorola's stolen trade secrets. This decision resulted in Hytera being ordered to pay over $70 million in unpaid royalties and interest [1].

The court determined that despite Hytera's claims of a clean-room redesign, their H-Series products remain substantially similar to previously adjudicated DMR radios. Hytera must now pay $80.32 per radio unit and $378.16 per repeater unit in royalties. This ruling comes on top of the $550+ million previously awarded to Motorola Solutions, of which Hytera has paid over $175 million to date [1].

Notably, this is the third time Hytera has been held in civil contempt for non-compliance with court orders since 2023. In January 2025, Hytera pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy to steal Motorola's trade secrets, with sentencing expected in November 2025 [1].

This legal victory underscores Motorola Solutions' commitment to protecting its intellectual property and maintaining its position as a leader in secure, reliable communication systems. The ruling also highlights the company's ongoing efforts to enforce its trade secrets and ensure compliance with court orders.

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[1] https://www.stocktitan.net/news/MSI/