Plaintiff

Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC

5 cases as plaintiff.

Cases
5
Active
0
5 closed
Filed
2013–2017
Top venue
E.D. Texas Tyler
2 cases

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2013: 2 cases2'13'14'15'162017: 2 cases'17
Cases filed per year with Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC as plaintiff.

Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC v. Facebook, Inc. et al.

affirmed on appeal
Docket:
1:17-cv-03473
Filed:
2017-05-09
Terminated:
2024-12-04

Mirror Worlds sued Facebook/Meta asserting 6,006,227, 7,865,538, and 8,255,439 over News Feed, Timeline, and Activity Log. The district court granted summary judgment of non-infringement; after a Federal Circuit reversal and remand, the district court again granted non-infringement, and the Federal Circuit affirmed on December 4, 2024.

Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC v. Facebook, Inc. (renamed Meta Platforms, Inc.)

dismissed; judgment of non-infringement affirmed on appeal
Docket:
1:17-cv-03473-JGK
Filed:
2017-05-09
Terminated:
2022-03-07

Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC sued Facebook, Inc. (now Meta Platforms, Inc.) in S.D.N.Y. alleging that News Feed, Timeline, and Activity Log features infringed U.S. Patents 6,006,227, 7,865,538, and 8,255,439. The district court granted summary judgment of non-infringement and dismissed on March 7, 2022; the Federal Circuit affirmed on December 4, 2024.

Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC v. Dell Inc. et al.

dismissed
Docket:
6:13-cv-00941
Filed:
2013-12-10
Terminated:
2015-11-09
Patents:6006227

Severed from the earlier Mirror Worlds action, this case asserted the '227 patent against Dell, HP, Lenovo, Samsung, Microsoft, and Best Buy. It was dismissed on November 9, 2015, with Microsoft reportedly settling for $4.65 million.

Mirror Worlds Technologies, LLC v. Apple Inc. et al.

settled
Docket:
6:13-cv-00419
Filed:
2013-05-23
Patents:6006227

Mirror Worlds Technologies sued Apple and other defendants; after severance, Apple settled by paying $25 million for a fully paid-up, non-exclusive license to the '227 patent, announced July 8, 2016.