O'Brien & Module

O'Brien & Module is a legal entity that appeared as counsel in at least one significant patent litigation matter. Public information regarding the firm's specific headquarters, comprehensive office footprint, or overall size and ranking (e.g., AmLaw or Chambers) is not readily available, suggesting it may operate as a highly specialized or boutique practice.

The firm's tracked involvement centers on patent litigation, specifically representing plaintiffs. The singular recorded appearance is in Uniloc USA, Inc. v. Electronic Arts Inc., where Sean D. O'Brien was listed as counsel. This case involved an anti-software piracy patent, indicating a specialization in software, computer security, and broader technology-related intellectual property disputes.

In Uniloc USA, Inc. v. Electronic Arts Inc., O'Brien & Module represented the plaintiff. The case concluded with a federal jury awarding Uniloc over $4.86 million in compensatory damages for infringement of U.S. Patent No. 5,490,216, related to a computer security firm's anti-software piracy patent used in Electronic Arts' SecuROM video game activation system.

The principal attorney associated with O'Brien & Module in the tracked case is Sean D. O'Brien. Sean D. O'Brien is currently a Partner at Miller Nash LLP, based in Portland, Oregon. His practice at Miller Nash LLP encompasses obtaining, maintaining, and enforcing patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret rights for technology-sector clients. He also advises and represents clients in post-grant review (PGR) and inter partes review (IPR) patent proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). It should be noted that while O'Brien & Module appeared as counsel in the provided case data, other firms are listed as counsel for Uniloc in the PacerMonitor record for Uniloc USA, Inc. et al v. Electronic Arts, Inc.