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AlmondNet and Intent IQ sued LinkedIn for patent infringement in the District of Delaware. The docket lists multiple patents, including U.S. 8,281,336. The case was dismissed with prejudice by stipulated dismissal on June 6, 2024.
AlmondNet II. Defendants' Answer expressly admits Plaintiffs allege infringement of, among others, U.S. Patent 8,775,249; asserted patents also included '260, '307, '146, and '878. The case was consolidated into the 6:21-cv-00897 action and resolved by the same June 2024 dismissal with prejudice.
The Stanford NPE Litigation Database lists US 8,775,249 among the patents asserted, along with US 10,715,878, 7,747,745, 7,979,307, 8,204,783, and 8,959,146. The case is related to W.D. Tex. 6:22-cv-01205 (transferred); a final disposition could not be confirmed.
AlmondNet and Intent IQ sued Roku in the W.D. Tex. alleging infringement of the ’878 patent. The case was stayed pending the first-filed Delaware action and later dismissed with prejudice on June 20, 2025.
Roku filed a declaratory judgment action in D. Del. against AlmondNet and Intent IQ regarding the ’878 patent. It was consolidated with AlmondNet's mirror infringement case and all claims and counterclaims were later dismissed with prejudice.
AlmondNet and Intent IQ sued Samsung and AdGear in W.D. Tex. asserting the ’878 patent, including claims 13–18 and 20 per preliminary invalidity contentions. The case was transferred to N.D. Cal. on November 28, 2022.
Meta appeals the PTAB's final written decision in IPR2023-01281 and joined IPRs IPR2024-00666 and IPR2024-00701, which upheld the challenged claims of the ’878 patent. No merits decision was found as of the latest verified item.
Companion appeal to No. 2025-1638 involving Meta and Samsung. It was consolidated into 2025-1638 and then dismissed per the court's nonprecedential order of September 3, 2025, after Samsung was removed; mandate issued as to 2025-1662 only.