This section relates to Patent Litigation cases in District Courts in which the entity has participated. Patent litigation cases refer to legal disputes that arise when a party asserts its rights over a patent or accuses another party of infringing upon its patent rights.
This tab offers Overall, Plaintiff, and Defendant details that you can view for a selected time range.
Overall, Plaintiff, and Defendant details
| Option | Description |
| Cases | Number of cases associated with this entity. |
| Unique Patents | Number of unique patents in which the entity has been involved for a selected time range. |
| District Courts | Number of district courts where the cases have taken place |
| Clients | Number of clients represented by the entity (law firm/attorney/company) |
| Activity & Performance (Overall, Plaintiff, Defendant) | Activity and performance scores earned by the entity in the Patexia rankings.For more details, refer to the section Activity & Performance (Ranking and Score). |
| Cases | BreakdownThe chart shows the number of cases per year or per month. Appeal RatioThe chart shows the percentage of cases that were appealed/not appealed. Unique PatentsThe chart shows the number of unique patents litigated per year or month.Note: This information is available under the Subscription-Only plan. For details on the subscription process, refer to the section Getting Started with Patexia Concierge. |
| Outcomes | The Sankey diagram showcases the flow of cases through various stages. For more details, refer to the section Outcomes. |
| Professional Ecosystem | The section includes tabs covering the entity’s top 5 colleagues, clients, conflicts, judges, and courts related to their cases.For more details, refer to the section Professional Ecosystem. |
| Technology Centers | This section shows the top technology centers of the patents that belong to the entity’s cases.For more details, refer to the section Technology Centers. |
| Litigation List | The table shows litigation cases in which the entity has participated.For more details, refer to the section Litigation List. |
