6523061

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Cases
6
Active
0
6 closed
Filed
2016–2018
Top venue
D Del
2 cases

Filing activity

2016: 1 case'162017: 2 cases2'172018: 1 case'18
Cases asserting US Patent 6523061 filed per year.

IPA Technologies Inc. v. Microsoft Corp.

stayed
Docket:
1:18-cv-00001
Court:
D. Del.
Patents:6523061

IPA Technologies Inc. sued Microsoft Corp. in D. Del. listing US 6,523,061 among asserted patents. The case was stayed with the Google case pending IPR in January 2020.

IPA Technologies Inc. v. ZTE (USA) Inc.

closed
Docket:
1:17-cv-00025
Court:
D. Del.
Filed:
2017-01-10

IPA Technologies Inc. sued ZTE (USA) Inc. in D. Del. accusing ZTE Android devices with Google Now of infringing US 6,523,061 and US 6,742,021. The case was closed.

Untitled case

Docket:
3:17-cv-01307
Court:
S.D. Cal.
Patents:6523061

IPA Technologies, Inc. filed a related S.D. Cal. case, docket 3:17-cv-01307, listed under the same family and likely asserting US 6,523,061; defendant and outcome were not verified.

IPA Technologies Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc. et al.

final judgment; on appeal
Docket:
1:16-cv-01266-RGA
Filed:
2016-12-19
Terminated:
2021-10-28

IPA asserted the Halverson patents, including 6757718, against Amazon and Amazon Digital Services in D. Del. On January 18, 2019, the court dismissed the '718, '021, and '061 claims under §101/Alice, while denying dismissal as to the Cheyer patents. The case proceeded on the Cheyer patents and final judgment of non-infringement was entered for Amazon on October 28, 2021; the appeal did not include '718.

IPA Technologies Inc. v. Microsoft Corporation

partially dismissed; continued/on appeal
Docket:
1:18-cv-00001-RGA-SRF
Filed:
2018-01-01

IPA sued Microsoft in D. Del., originally asserting the Halverson patents including 6757718; a Second Amended Complaint added the Cheyer patents '115, '560, and '128, accusing Microsoft's Cortana. On January 18, 2019, the '718, '021, and '061 claims were dismissed under §101/Alice. The case continued on the surviving Cheyer patents and later involved summary-judgment/Daubert and Federal Circuit activity.