March was moderately busy with several frequent fliers, including: ArrivalStar, Eclipse IP and Princeton Digital.
As usual, I prepared the report in partnership with and using Docket Navigator and its powerful database. Docket Navigator is a valuable resource, and the place to go if you want to keep track of new patent litigation filings or
The trolls started January with a bang. Several trolls started their first cases or filed significant additional cases, including: Express Card, EMG Technology, Diet Goal Innovations, and c4cast. A few frequent fliers also remained busy: Eclipse IP, GeoTag, and Lodsys.
As usual, I prepared the report in partnership with and using Docket Navigator and its
The trolls took it easy for the holidays. A few frequent fliers stayed busy: Eclipse IP, Landmark, Lodsys, MacroSolve, Pragmatus, Clear With Computers, and Cronos.
As usual, I prepared the report in partnership with and using Docket Navigator and its powerful database. Docket Navigator is a valuable resource, and the place to go if you
The uptick from July continued in August, with many of the July filers – EMG Technology, Parallel Iron, and Cronos – filing more suits. Additionally, Lodsys saw two declaratory judgment suits filed against it.
As usual, I prepared the report in partnership with and using Docket Navigator and its powerful database. Docket Navigator is a
Patent trolls took their summer vacation in July, but returned to work in August. There was a bit of a lull toward the end of the month, but it was still active. As usual, I prepared the report in partnership with and using Docket Navigator and its powerful database. Docket Navigator is a powerful resource, and the place to go if you want to keep track of new patent litigation filings or want to know what is happening in particular cases, how your judge has historically handled a particular type of motion, or a particular plaintiff’s litigation history. Finally, please let me know if you have thoughts about the report and changes you would like to see. I am preparing it as a service for retailers and their supply chain who may want an overview of the patent litigation landscape. So, I am very open to ways to improve the report for you. SFA Systems, LLC v. Amazon.com, Inc., (3 E.D. Texas cases)
Technology Innovations, LLC v. Amazon.com, Inc., 1-11-cv-00690 (D. Del.)
Meridian Enterprises Corporation v. Rewards Network, Inc., 4-11-cv-01377 (E.D. Mo.)
Patent trolls seemed to take summer vacations in July. It was a happily quiet month, although there were a number of retail product suits filed that I do not track in this report — let me know if you would like information about those cases. I suspect the cases will pick up in August
This is the first edition of a new Blog feature: a periodic report on recently filed retail patent litigations. I am going to start out preparing it monthly, but depending upon the number of cases I may move to a quarterly post. I will focus on cases brought against retailers, or one or two links in the chain upstream. For now, I will leave out cases accusing a retail product because that would expand the report to almost every case.
I prepared the report in partnership with and using Docket Navigator and its powerful database. Docket Navigator is a powerful resource, and the place to go if you want to keep track of new patent litigation filings or want to know what is happening in particular cases, how your judge has historically handled a particular type of motion, or a particular plaintiff’s litigation history.
Finally, please let me know if you have thoughts about the report and changes you would like to see. I am preparing it as a service for retailers who may want an overview of the patent litigation landscape. So, I am very open to ways to improve the report.
ArrivalStar S.A. & Melvino Technologies
CodePro Innovations, LLC
