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The UK Court of Appeal has for the second time ruled that a standard essential patent (SEP) implementer is entitled to an interim license prior to the court's determination...

In a typical federal district court litigation, parties need not disclose to the court the terms of a settlement agreement. Not so in Section 337 investigations before the U.S. International...

Patent litigation defendants seeking to leverage the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) face a key tradeoff: By filing an inter partes review (IPR)...

ZyXEL Communications has become the sixth defendant in one of two active campaigns waged by STC.UNM, the intellectual property enforcement arm for the Board of Regents of the University of New Mexico.

Delaware Chief Judge Colm F. Connolly has been at the center of a debate over litigation transparency since he imposed stringent new disclosure requirements in his courtroom last April.

The other two campaigns of American Patents, each beginning in late 2018 and ending in mid-December 2019, targeted chipmakers over on-chip testing

The Federal Circuit recently issued yet another writ of mandamus against Western District of Texas Judge Alan D. Albright over his handling of a convenience transfer motion.

After more than a yearlong litigation hiatus, ImberaTek, LLC, an Ideahub, Inc. subsidiary, has sued Apple ( 1:24-cv-00129) in the Western District of Texas over nine patents described by the plaintiff...

A patent infringement suit brought against Google by Personal Audio, LLC has been transferred from the Eastern District of Texas (1:15-cv-00350) to the District of Delaware (1:17-cv-01751) due to improper venue.

Late last year, an unprecedented cross-border patent dispute erupted in the wake of a landmark ruling, BSH Hausgeräte v. Electrolux, in which the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) gave EU courts the power to decide claims of infringement arising outside the EU.

The patents-in-suit (6,785,647; 7,418,392; 7,774,204; 8,195,467; 8,645,132; 8,768,707; 9,142,219) span multiple families, all but the ‘647 patent naming Todd F. Mozer as an inventor.

MISSED CALL, LLC has revived its litigation campaign, suing Sangoma (1:25-cv-00467) in the Western District of New York over the same patent asserted in June 2022 cases filed in the District of Delaware against Freshworks, Talkdesk, and Twilio.

Western District of Texas Alan D. Albright has frequently tangled with the Federal Circuit over his handling of convenience transfers during his time on the bench, resulting in an ongoing series...

RecepTrexx LLC has expanded two of its three litigation campaigns, adding suits against Bose (2:24-cv-00060), VIZIO (3:24-cv-00239)...

The Federal Circuit has again overturned the denial of a convenience transfer motion by District Judge Alan D. Albright of the Western District of Texas. On November 9, a majority of the court...

In late April, Eastern District of Texas Judge Rodney Gilstrap granted the request indicating that the "Court does not anticipate further extensions".

Last July, the UK High Court dismissed a case filed by Tesla that sought the declaration of a fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) license rate...

The Supreme Court has declined to step into a dispute over the proper scope of inter partes review (IPR) estoppel, which bars (or estops) a defendant from raising certain IPR validity arguments...