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Sued in 2002, this case resulted in a settlement in July 2005 where JPMorgan Chase entered into a consent judgment acknowledging the validity and infringement of the patents.

This case went to trial, resulting in a March 2010 jury verdict of willful infringement and a $27 million damages award, which was later doubled. The parties ultimately settled in December 2011.

A lawsuit against Bank of America which went to trial but ultimately resulted in a settlement during the trial proceedings.

This case, filed against numerous defendants, saw many parties, including major banks, settle with DataTreasury over several years of proceedings.

DataTreasury settled its patent infringement lawsuit with NCR in January 2006.

A 2013 lawsuit against a financial technology service provider and its client banks. The case led to a Covered Business Method (CBM) review of the '137 patent at the PTAB and was subject to appeals at the Federal Circuit.

Part of a 2013 wave of lawsuits, this case targeted Fidelity National Information Services and its client banks and involved related proceedings at the PTAB and the Federal Circuit.

Part of a 2013 wave of lawsuits against financial technology service providers, this case against Fiserv and its client banks also involved appeals.

A precursor to larger consolidated litigation, this case went to trial against Bank of America but resulted in a settlement during the proceedings.

A Covered Business Method (CBM) review challenging the validity of the '137 patent. This proceeding was one of several similar challenges that resulted in a Final Written Decision.