Roku
Roku is named in 6 U.S. federal IP lawsuits · 1 active.
Coverage vs. reality
Across the cases naming Roku that IP Feed tracks, press coverage leans plaintiff-favorable in 0 and defendant-favorable in 1.
How outlets cover Roku
All outlets →- Bloomberg Law News4 articles2P2D0N
- IAM Patent3 articles0P0D3N
- IPWatchdog.com3 articles1P0D2Nleans plaintiff
- World IP Review3 articles2P0D1Nleans plaintiff
- MLex2 articles0P1D1N
- Nexttv2 articles0P2D0N
- Patently-O2 articles0P0D2N
- Reuters2 articles0P0D2N
- Seeking Alpha2 articles0P0D2N
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.
- ClosedPatentC.D. Cal.· 8:18-cv-015802026-07-09Universal Electronics Inc. v. Roku, Inc.
Universal Electronics sues Roku for patent infringement over remote control technology.
- ActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 5:24-cv-046602026-05-05Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation v. Roku, Inc.
Dolby Laboratories sues Roku for copyright infringement over allegedly unauthorized use of Dolby technology.
- DormantPatentDED· 1:21-cv-010352025-06-20Roku, Inc. v. AlmondNet, Inc.
Roku sued AlmondNet for infringing its patents in a technology dispute.
- DormantPatentDED· 1:23-cv-011362024-12-26VideoLabs, Inc. v. Roku, Inc.
VideoLabs sues Roku for patent infringement over video streaming technology.
- DormantPatentN.D. Cal.· 3:21-cv-095282022-08-19Media Chain, LLC v. Roku, Inc.
Media Chain sues Roku for patent infringement over streaming video technology.
- ClosedPatentDED· 1:19-cv-011632021-12-10Aegis 11 S.A. v. Roku, Inc.
Aegis 11 sues Roku for patent infringement over streaming technology.