Morgan, Lewis & Brockius LLP

Counsel of record in 6 federal IP lawsuits tracked by IP Feed.

1 for plaintiffs5 for defendants
  1. Closedfor defendantTXED2026-10-09
    Barco, Inc. v. Yealink (USA) Network Technology Co., Ltd.

    Barco and Barco, Inc. sued Yealink and Yealink (USA) over patent infringement in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. The case involves allegations that Yealink's technology infringes one or more patents held by Barco, though the specific patent numbers and technology at issue are not identified in the court record provided.

  2. Openfor defendantTXED2026-10-05
    Algebraix LLC v. Microsoft Corporation

    Algebraix sues Microsoft for patent infringement over database technology.

  3. Closedfor defendantTXED2026-09-25
    NovaCloud Licensing, LLC v. Microsoft Corporation

    NovaCloud Licensing is suing Microsoft for patent infringement in federal court in Texas. The case centers on allegations that Microsoft's technology violates NovaCloud's patent rights, though the specific patent and technology at issue are not detailed in the court filing. The lawsuit seeks damages for the alleged unauthorized use of the patented innovation.

  4. Openfor defendantTXED2026-07-06
    Cerence Operating Company v. Amazon.com, Inc.

    Cerence sues Amazon for allegedly infringing its patents in voice technology and automotive software.

  5. Openfor defendantTXED2024-02-09
    J&H Web Technologies, LLC v. Microsoft Corporation

    J&H Web Technologies sues Microsoft and Google for infringing its patent technology.

  6. Closedfor plaintiffE.D.N.Y.2018-01-26
    Shenzhen Tange Li'An E-Commerce Co., Ltd. v. Drone Whirl LLC

    Shenzhen Tange Li'An E-Commerce is suing Drone Whirl LLC and related parties for trademark infringement in federal court in New York. The case involves competing drone product trademarks and their sale on Amazon. The dispute centers on alleged unauthorized use of Tange Li'An's trademark rights in the drone market.

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.