Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver and Hedges
Counsel of record in 7 federal IP lawsuits tracked by IP Feed.
- Openfor defendantN.D. Cal.2026-10-22Nazemian v. NVIDIA Corporation
Authors Nazemian, Orlean, Dubus, O'Nan, and Keene sue NVIDIA for copyright infringement.
- Openfor defendantC.D. Cal.2026-10-21Velos Media, LLC v. ByteDance Ltd
Velos Media is suing ByteDance and TikTok over patent infringement in the Central District of California. The lawsuit challenges ByteDance's use of technology covered by Velos Media's patents, though the specific patent claims are not detailed in the case filing information available.
- Openfor defendantVAED2025-05-23Security First Innovations, LLC v. Google LLC
Security First Innovations sues Google for infringing its patent technology.
- ClosedN.D. Cal.2021-06-23Oracle America, Inc. v. Google Inc.
Oracle sues Google for patent infringement over Java technology used in Android operating system.
- Closedfor plaintiffS.D. Cal.2014-09-15Multimedia Patent Trust v. Apple Inc.
Canon, LG Electronics, and Multimedia Patent Trust sued Apple, TiVo, DISH Network, DIRECTV, EchoStar, News Corp, Time Warner, and others over patent infringement. The case involves a civil action under 35 U.S.C. § 145 concerning unspecified patent claims. The defendants represent major media, broadcasting, and consumer electronics companies.
- Closedfor plaintiffILND2014-05-27Apple, Inc. v. Motorola, Inc.
Apple, Next Software, Motorola, and Motorola Mobility are litigating patent infringement claims in federal court. The case involves patents related to mobile technology, though the specific patents at issue are not identified in the available case information. The dispute centers on alleged unauthorized use of patented technology in smartphone or wireless devices.
- Closedfor plaintiffN.D. Cal.2003-03-25Siliconix Inc. v. General Semiconductor Inc.
Siliconix sued General Semiconductor for patent infringement in federal court. The case involves semiconductor technology and patents under 35 U.S.C. § 271, though specific patent numbers and technical details aren't disclosed in the case caption.
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