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Litigation for Court: Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

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Patent	Case Name	Docket	Date Filed	Date Terminated	Cause	Court	Jury Demand	Link To Docket

10,022,509	⤷ Try for Free	⤷ Try for Free	2023-08-04			Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit		⤷ Try for Free
10,018,625	Tranxition, Inc. v. Lenovo (United States) Inc.	⤷ Try for Free	2015-08-06	2015-11-10		Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit		⤷ Try for Free
10,004,750	Amdocs (Israel) Limited v. Openet Telecom, Inc.	⤷ Try for Free	2014-12-05	2016-11-01		Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit		⤷ Try for Free
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