Covington & Burling

Counsel of record in 14 federal IP lawsuits tracked by IP Feed.

4 for plaintiffs7 for defendants
  1. Openfor plaintiffN.D. Cal.2026-09-29
    Yangtze Memory Technologies Company, Ltd. v. Micron Technology, Inc.

    Yangtze Memory Technologies sued Micron Technology for allegedly infringing its patents related to memory technology.

  2. Openfor defendantTXED2026-09-24
    Wapp Tech Limited Partnership v. Apple Inc. <b><font color="red">Transferred to the Southern District of California</b></font>

    Wapp Tech sues Apple for patent infringement, with Cullen/Frost and Capital One also named parties.

  3. Closedfor defendantN.D. Cal.2026-09-16
    Broadcom Corporation v. Netflix, Inc.

    Broadcom sues Netflix for infringing its patents related to video streaming technology.

  4. Openfor plaintiffN.D. Cal.2026-08-25
    Netflix, Inc. v. CA, Inc.

    Netflix is suing CA, Inc. for patent infringement in federal court in California. The case involves a patent dispute (35 U.S.C. § 271) with multiple parties including Amazon Web Services, Avago Technologies, and individual Scott Woloson. The specific patent and technology at issue are not detailed in the case caption, but the lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of Netflix's patented technology.

  5. Openfor defendantTXED2026-08-24
    Netlist Inc v. SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.

    Netlist sues Samsung for infringing patents on memory technology used in semiconductors and storage devices.

  6. Closedfor defendantTXED2026-08-24
    Netlist, Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

    Netlist sues Samsung, Micron, and Avnet for infringing patents related to memory technology.

  7. Closedfor defendantTXED2026-08-17
    Netlist, Inc. v. SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.

    Memory chip maker Netlist is suing Samsung Electronics and its U.S. subsidiaries for patent infringement. The lawsuit centers on Netlist's patents related to advanced memory technology and architecture. The case, filed in Texas federal court, seeks damages for Samsung's alleged unauthorized use of Netlist's patented innovations in semiconductor products.

  8. Openfor plaintiffS.D.N.Y.2026-08-17
    Sony Music Entertainment v. Rhapsody International Inc.

    Sony Music sues Rhapsody International and others for copyright infringement related to music streaming services.

  9. Closedfor defendantN.D. Cal.2024-03-20
    Golden v. Samsung Electronics America, Inc.

    Golden sues Samsung Electronics for patent infringement over disputed technology patent claims.

  10. OpenC.D. Cal.2024-03-01
    Mosafer Inc. v. Elliot Broidy

    Mosafer Inc. sues Elliott Broidy and associates for trademark infringement over the Mosafer brand.

  11. Closedfor defendantTXED2022-03-08
    Solas OLED Ltd. v. Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

    Solas OLED sues Samsung for infringing patents related to OLED display technology.

  12. ClosedN.D. Cal.2016-12-15
    Richtek Technology Corporation v. uPI Semiconductor Corporation

    Richtek Technology sues uPI Semiconductor for patent infringement involving power management or semiconductor technology.

  13. Closedfor plaintiffS.D.N.Y.2016-10-13
    Sentegra, LLC v. Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC

    Sentegra is suing Samsung Telecommunications America for patent infringement in federal court in New York. The case involves a patent dispute, though the specific patent number and technology aren't detailed in the available information. This is a standard patent infringement claim where Sentegra alleges Samsung has violated its intellectual property rights.

  14. ClosedN.D. Cal.2014-12-08
    HTC Corporation v. Technology Properties Limited

    Technology Properties Limited, Patriot Scientific Corporation, HTC America, HTC Corporation, and Samsung Electronics sued Samsung Electronics Co., Qualcomm Inc., and Alliacense Limited over patent infringement. The case involves a declaratory judgment action in federal court concerning patent rights, with Texas Instruments appearing as a movant in the proceedings.

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.