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Birchtech Corp. Appeals $78M Patent Judgment Against Defendants, Including Arthur J.…

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Birchtech Corp. filed an appellee brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on October 22, 2026, challenging a final judgment of approximately $78 million entered in its favor. This judgment arose from patent litigation involving Birchtech’s patented SEA® mercury emissions control technology for coal-fired power plants. The case originally began in July 2019, and a federal jury returned a $57 million verdict against the remaining defendants in March 2024.

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The litigation centers on Birchtech Corp.’s patented technology used in sustainable air and water treatment. The appeal challenges a significant financial judgment, which could impact the financial standing and legal liabilities of the defendants involved in the patent infringement case.

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  • Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. might face increased legal costs or financial liabilities due to the $78 million judgment in the patent infringement lawsuit.

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