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I haven't heard of anything that made it sound defense-friendly to me, what were your sources on that? The closest I can come were some win rate statistics whe
by Natsu 13y ago
I haven't heard of anything that made it sound defense-friendly to me, what were your sources on that? The closest I can come were some win rate statistics where the settlement rate was not factored in, making the figures potentially misleading.
- hga 13y agoSorry, I don't follow this field closely and it was some time ago. Could be entirely wrong, I don't recall whatever I read as citing statistics.
- Natsu 13y agoDamn, was hoping for more reading material :)
- hga 13y agoWell, the net is your friend, e.g. this search: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22east+texas%22+or+%22rocket+docket%22+defense https://www.google.com/search?q=%22east+texas%22+or+%22rocke... Lead to this first article: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/01/east-texas-courts-are-back-on-top-for-patent-lawsuits/ http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/01/east-texas-courts... from the beginning of the year that adds a lot of details and nuance to the story. E.g. it's not a Rocket Docket anymore, not defense friendly in that summary judgement is seldom granted, trials are quick which can present difficulties in multi-defendant cases, but plenty of plaintiffs are losing big, like in the Eolas case. 4 day trial, found invalid, game over.
- throwawaykf 13y agoAlso see "Where to file your patent case" by Mark Lemley.