8192237

Cases: 3
Active: 0; 3 closed
Filed: 2012–2013
Top venue: N.D. New York; 2 cases

PPC Broadband, Inc. (f/k/a John Mezzalingua Associates, Inc.) v. Corning Gilbert Inc. (later Corning Optical Communications RF, LLC)

stayed/rolled into Corning IPRs; district-court disposition of '353 count not confirmed

Docket:: 5:12-cv-00911-GLS-DEP
Court:: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York

Patents:8313353 8192237 8287320 8323060

π PPC Broadband, Inc. (f/k/a John Mezzalingua Associates, Inc.)Δ Corning Gilbert Inc. (later Corning Optical Communications RF, LLC)

PPC Broadband sued Corning Gilbert in the Northern District of New York asserting multiple patents; the '353 patent was added by the Second Amended Complaint served December 4, 2012. The '353 claims were resolved through IPR2013-00343 and IPR2013-00345 rather than a confirmed separate district-court judgment.

PPC Broadband, Inc. v. Times Fiber Communications, Inc.

voluntarily dismissed without prejudice as to '237, '353, and '060; case continued on '229

Docket:: 5:13-cv-00460-TJM-ATB
Court:: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York
Filed:: 2013-04-25

Patents:8313353 8192237 8323060 8333229

π PPC Broadband, Inc.Δ Times Fiber Communications, Inc.

PPC Broadband sued Times Fiber Communications asserting multiple patents, with infringement of the '353 patent pleaded as Count III. On January 23, 2015, the court approved voluntary dismissal without prejudice of claims and counterclaims relating to the '237, '353, and '060 patents, while the case continued on the '229 patent.

PerfectVision Manufacturing, Inc. v. PPC Broadband, Inc.

leave to amend granted; '353 count not among patents construed at Markman; disposition of '353 count not confirmed

Docket:: 4:12-cv-00623-JLH
Court:: U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas
Filed:: 2012-10-04

Patents:8313353 8192237 7845976 7950958 8075338 8157589 8167646 8313345 8323053 8323060 8366481 8469740 8475205 8480430 8480431 8485845

π PerfectVision Manufacturing, Inc.Δ PPC Broadband, Inc.

PerfectVision filed a declaratory-judgment action against PPC Broadband. The original complaint named six PPC patents, and PerfectVision later moved to add several newly issued PPC patents including the '353 patent; leave to amend was granted June 10, 2013. The August 29, 2014 Markman opinion identified a different set of six patents then at issue, indicating the '353 count may have dropped out, but the specific disposition order was not retrieved.