In a milestone verdict in the Patent and Trademark arena, one of the renowned Industrial and Marine Ventilation Solution providers, Eldridge, prevails against Jurong Shipyard Pte., over Enjet patent infringement lawsuit. According to verdict, the plaintiff Eldridge will be receiving a hefty sum of $800,000 from Jurong Shipyard Pte., Ltd as a compensatory and monetary injunction in lieu of infringing upon its proprietary patent by the defendant. The verdict came into existence when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, D.C., denied a request by Jurong Shipyard Pte., Ltd., subsidiaries of Atwood Oceanics Inc. and Seadrill Limited, and Azen Manufacturing Pte. Ltd, for a rehearing of the patent suit, reaffirming the court’s decision that the defendants had infringed on Eldridge ENJET’s patent. It is important to underline here that ENJET is a technology that addresses a longstanding problem in the offshore drilling industry and the Houston-based Eldridge originally filed this lawsuit in November 2011.