Court Profile
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Profile pages collect all data relevant to a particular target and arrange it in one place to streamline navigation. Users can save, create alerts for, and share profile binders.
Use Court Profiles to find a dashboard of information and a list of tabs with information pertaining to the court. Explore a court’s litigation history, and answer questions like:
- What firms have most experience bringing PatenteeA Patentee (sometimes referred to as a patent owner) is a litigant in a Patent Case who claims to hold rights to a U.S. ... More cases before this court?
- How often does this court grant a particular type of motion? Does the court have a tendency to rule one way, and has that tendency changed over time?
- What parties have appeared most before this court as PatenteesA Patentee (sometimes referred to as a patent owner) is a litigant in a Patent Case who claims to hold rights to a U.S. ... More? As Patent ChallengersA Patent Challenger (sometimes referred to as an accused infringer) is a litigant in a Patent Case who is accused of inf... More?
- How many patents and what types of technologies have been litigated before this court?
- How busy is this court compared to other U.S. District Courts? Should I anticipate a longer or shorter timeline?
Location
- From the main search page, select Court from the Quick Profile section at the top of the page.
- Begin typing a court name and make a selection from the list.
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Patent Library Analytics
Overview
Gain valuable insights into a court’s litigation history by exploring the Overview page. See important details about a court’s litigation history, and view the total numbers and rankings of a court’s cases, jury trials, bench trials, asserted patents, construed terms, and docket entries. Examine graphs of a court’s Patent CasesPatent Case means (i) a federal civil action in a U.S. district court or the Court of Federal Claims addressing the infr... More by year and percentage of cases involving different Patent Technologies. Additionally, users may access figures representing this court’s Patent DeterminationsA Patent Determination occurs when a court or administrative agency issues a decision that determines the infringement, ... More and the number and amount of RemediesA Remedy occurs when a court awards monetary or injunctive relief, or when the ITC enters a remedial order. Docket Navig... More granted by the court. By default, stipulated data (events to which opposing parties agreed) is excluded, but users can select to include it in certain data sets.
Parties and Firms
View lists of parties and firms for PatenteesA Patentee (sometimes referred to as a patent owner) is a litigant in a Patent Case who claims to hold rights to a U.S. ... More or Patent ChallengersA Patent Challenger (sometimes referred to as an accused infringer) is a litigant in a Patent Case who is accused of inf... More that most often appear before a court, ranked by the number of cases in the court.
Case Outcomes
Compare case outcomes for a selected court to case outcomes for all U.S. District Court cases using the generated pie charts.
Motion Success
View results of a selected document type decided by the court, organized by year. See how often a court granted or denied a specific motion, and how or if that has changed over time.
Decisions
In the Decisions folder, find lists of the judge’s Orders, RemediesA Remedy occurs when a court awards monetary or injunctive relief, or when the ITC enters a remedial order. Docket Navig... More, Claim ConstructionsA Claim Construction occurs when a court or administrative agency defines or gives meaning to a patent claim or term in ... More, and Determinations, or use the Stays & Transfers folder to access premade Motion Success tabs and view a judge’s decisions on specified types of motions by year. View individualized graphs for:
- Motion Success for Stay Pending IPR
- Motion Success for Stay Pending IPR (Pre-Institution)
- Motion Success for Stay Pending IPR (Post-Institution)
- Motion Success for Transfer of Venue for Convenience
- Motion Success for Transfer for Improper Venue.
Decisions tabs are automatically filtered by the selected court, Type of DocumentFilter by results involving a selected type of document (ex. Motion to Intervene, Motion to Lift Stay, Motion to Seal)., and Posture of MotionIndicates the procedural status or process in effect when presenting a motion or request to the court or agency. In esse..., but users can use the green Edit Filters button and select additional criteria to modify results.
Timetables
In the Timetables folder, users can view charts for a court's Time to MilestonesA Milestone (sometimes referred to as a Litigation Milestone) is a stage of the litigation process such as claim constru... More and Motion Pendency.
- Find out how long it generally takes a court to reach MilestonesA Milestone (sometimes referred to as a Litigation Milestone) is a stage of the litigation process such as claim constru... More like Claim ConstructionA Claim Construction occurs when a court or administrative agency defines or gives meaning to a patent claim or term in ... More, Trials, and Appeals.
- View charts showing how quickly specific types of decisions are made, like Motion for Summary Judgment, Motion to Dismiss - Failure to State a Claim (FRCP 12(b)(6)), and Motion to Transfer for Improper Venue (28 USC § 1406(a)).
Timetables tabs are automatically filtered by the selected court, but users can use the green Edit Filters button and select additional criteria to modify results.
Last Updated: December 5, 2023
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