Kamaldeep Singh
- 5 min
BETTER ANALYSIS. BETTER DECISIONS. BETTER OUTCOMES.
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Counsel, K&L Gates LLP
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Attorney, Etheridge Law Group
Patent Litigation at the U.S. District Courts
January - June 2021
There were in total 1993 new patent infringement cases filed during January-June 2021, which was a slight increase as compared to 1980 new cases filed over the same period in 2020, driven largely by a small number of high-volume litigants. Notably, even though Covid-19 presented unprecedented challenges for businesses, courts and attorneys, the number of case filings has remained largely unaffected.
During times of economic uncertainty, companies often look for other ways to monetize their assets and maximize investments, which could explain the sustained rise in filings. Fuelled further with the greater litigation funding and increasing Inter-Partes Review institution denials, this moderate increase might only be a start to a much more litigious decade ahead.
While Samsung was the early innovator in DDR4, Intel owns 5 times as many patents. The race for DDR4 SDRAM dominance is far from over.
Reverse Engineering can be a powerful tool for plaintiffs in complex patent litigation.
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