Clark Hill LLP

Counsel of record in 5 federal IP lawsuits tracked by IP Feed.

1 for plaintiffs2 for defendants
  1. Openfor plaintiffC.D. Cal.2026-08-11
    Rainbow S.p.A. v. Secret Waterfall LLC

    Rainbow S.p.A. sues Secret Waterfall LLC and others for trademark and copyright infringement.

  2. Closedfor defendantN.D. Cal.2026-06-18
    Carnegie Mellon University v. LSI Corporation

    Carnegie Mellon University is suing LSI Corporation, Avago Technologies, and inventor Aleksandar Kavcic for patent infringement. The case involves a patent related to data storage or semiconductor technology, with Marvell Semiconductor listed as an interested party. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of Carnegie Mellon's patented technology.

  3. ClosedS.D. Cal.2024-09-12
    Ameranth, Inc. v. Pizza Hut, Inc.

    IPDEV Co. is suing Marriott International, Hilton, Starwood Hotels, and 16 other hospitality and ticketing companies for patent infringement. The case involves U.S. patent claims under 35 U.S.C. § 271, though the specific patent number and technology aren't disclosed in available records. The defendants span hotel chains, event ticketing platforms, and reservation systems.

  4. ClosedC.D. Cal.2024-01-22
    Universal Dyeing and Printing, Inc. v. Zoetop Business Co., Ltd.

    Universal Dyeing and Printing sued Zoetop Business, Roadget Business, and Shein Distribution for copyright infringement. The case involves copying of copyrighted designs or creative works, likely in the fashion or textile industry based on the plaintiff's business. The defendants allegedly reproduced and distributed infringing materials without authorization.

  5. Closedfor defendantC.D. Cal.2016-03-14
    National Photo Group, LLC v. Midley, Inc.

    Photo licensing companies FameFlynet, BWP Media USA, and National Photo Group sued Midley, Inc. for copyright infringement. The plaintiffs allege unauthorized use of their photographs. Totallyher Media is also named as a claimant in the dispute.

Counsel sourced from public CourtListener docket records; firm names are normalized across spellings and office locations. Appearing for a party is not an endorsement of any position.