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One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
One of eight severed Delaware actions from SoftView's lead case; the Notice of Related Matters identifies it as involving US 7,831,926, and the Second Amended Complaint asserted the '353 and '926 patents. Terminated by global settlement in October 2015.
Kyocera filed an IPR against SoftView challenging US 7,831,926; instituted March 29, 2013. Final written decision on March 27, 2014 held all challenged claims unpatentable.
Motorola filed an IPR against SoftView challenging US 7,831,926; instituted June 20, 2013. Joined and final written decision on March 27, 2014 held all challenged claims unpatentable.
Appeal filed October 4, 2022 from PTAB reexamination decisions involving US 7,831,926; PatSnap reports the Federal Circuit affirmed.