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A divided Federal Circuit has reversed key portions of a Central District of California jury's January 2020 verdict for the California Institute of Technology against Apple and Broadcom

Acting USPTO Director Coke Morgan Stewart has steadily expanded the use of discretionary denials at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) since assuming her role in January.

The Federal Circuit has doubled down on the requirement that courts evaluating indefiniteness must look beyond the claims themselves.

In its cable services campaign, Entropic Communications, LLC has filed multiple new pleadings, including two "original" complaints (2:25-cv-07967, 2:25-cv-07969) against...

Last year, the Federal Circuit made waves with its June 2022 Centripetal Networks v. Cisco decision, which overturned a $2.7B judgment because the district judge discovered his wife's ownership of stock in the defendant but failed to recuse himself.

The Federal Circuit has revived a long-running dispute between Contour IP Holding, LLC and GoPro over action cameras, overturning a ruling that the asserted patents were ineligible under Alice.

IngenioSpec LLC has filed a pair of Western District of Texas complaints against Apple (1:25-cv-00867, 1:25-cv-00877), targeting a range of features provided with AirPods (Pro) and iPhones.

The Federal Circuit has for the first time interpreted a closely watched decision on venue from the Fifth Circuit, the regional circuit that determines the applicable law governing convenience transfers in Texas patent cases.

The Federal Circuit has overturned part of a damages award in a long-running automotive dispute between Omega Patents LLC and CalAmp.

US patent law gives defendants a variety of options for challenging patent validity within and outside district court, including through administrative proceedings brought before the USPTO.

RPX's prior coverage extensively details the Federal Circuit's recurring objections to Judge Albright's application of the convenience transfer factors.

The UK Court of Appeal has issued a long-awaited judgment in a standard essential patent (SEP) case filed by three subsidiaries of PanOptis Holdings, LLC (collectively, "Optis") against Apple.

WSOU first sued Cisco in February 2021, doing so in the Western District of Texas, with District Judge Alan D. Albright presiding.

In the span of a single week, the Federal Circuit has reversed two more decisions from District Judge Alan D. Albright that denied convenience transfers, granting mandamus for the defendants...

In 2021, NPE activity was up significantly despite ongoing uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Soon after, Stewart implemented an interim two-stage process in which she would decide requests for discretionary denial, rather than a panel of PTAB administrative patent judges (APJs) making that determination

Patent litigation is typically quite an expensive proposition, particularly since parties must generally pay their own attorney fees.