a Delaware
a Delaware is named in 2 U.S. federal IP lawsuits · 2 active.
Coverage vs. reality
Across the cases naming a Delaware that IP Feed tracks, press coverage leans plaintiff-favorable in 1 and defendant-favorable in 0.
How outlets cover a Delaware
All outlets →- SSBCrack5 articles5P0D0Nleans plaintiff
- ARYnews.tv3 articles3P0D0Nleans plaintiff
- simplywall.st3 articles0P0D3N
- Yahoo News UK3 articles2P1D0Nleans plaintiff
- AOL.com2 articles1P0D1N
- BBC2 articles2P0D0N
- Bitget2 articles0P0D2N
- BLABBERMOUTH.NET2 articles1P1D0N
- BraveWords2 articles2P0D0N
- CelebrityAccess2 articles1P0D1N
- Chaoszine2 articles2P0D0N
- Lambgoat2 articles1P0D1N
Coverage stance is auto-classified per article; “plaintiff” = favors the party bringing the suit, “defendant” = favors the accused. Verify against the original reporting before relying on it.
- ActiveTrademarkC.D. Cal.· 2:26-cv-091912026-08-18HYDE LANE, INC. dba DEMON HUNTER, a Washington corporation v. Netflix, Inc., a Delaware corporation
Hyde Lane Inc., which operates under the brand Demon Hunter, is suing Netflix for trademark infringement. The dispute centers on Netflix's use of the Demon Hunter mark, which Hyde Lane claims conflicts with its established trademark rights. The case, filed in the Central District of California, challenges Netflix's use of branding that Hyde Lane says creates consumer confusion.
- ActivePatentC.D. Cal.· 8:26-cv-021172026-08-17Universal Electronics Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc.
Universal Electronics is suing Amazon over patent infringement related to remote control technology and smart home devices. The case centers on whether Amazon's products infringe Universal Electronics' patented innovations in wireless control systems. Universal Electronics, a major licensor of remote control patents, is seeking damages for unauthorized use of its technology.