Posts tagged #JuryTrials.

The patent jury trial for Profectus Technology LLC v. Google LLC - Case No. 6:20-cv-101 has begun in the Waco Division. As per the Court's typical procedure, a live audio feed is available for the public to listen to the trial proceedings. The dial-in information is:

Number: 1-669-254-5252

Meeting ID: 161-859-1491

Passcode: 823937

One tap mobile :

    US: +16692545252,,1618591491#,,,,*823937#  or +16692161590,,1618591491#,,,,*823937#

Another patent infringement jury trial began this morning in the Waco Federal Courthouse: Freshub, Inc. et al v. Amazon.Com Inc. et al - Case No. 6-21-cv-00511.

The Court has provided a dial-in for members of the public to call in and listen to the trial proceedings in real time:

Number: 1-669-254-5252

Meeting ID: 160-731-3863

Passcode: 300137

Naman Howell's very own John Palmer has the privilege of serving as local counsel in this matter. We will provide updates here during trial for those unable to listen to the entirety.

See Judge Albright's procedure for electronic submission of trial exhibits in his upcoming patent jury trial

Now that the next Waco patent jury trial is less than two weeks away (see previous post HERE), it's time to discuss Judge Albright's proposed procedure for the upcoming jury selection. When we were invited to the courthouse to see a demonstration of the new technology (see previous post HERE), Judge Albright discussed his current plans for voir dire to ensure that all health and safety precautions are taken, noting that he is open to input from the parties as well.

Although the courtroom would allow for 42 prospective jurors in the courtroom at once, the number will be limited to ...

In a move that should surprise no one, Intel filed another petition for writ of mandamus with the Federal Circuit, challenging Judge Albright's most recent order retransferring its case back from Austin to Waco.

On December 23, the Federal Circuit appeared to give Intel an early Christmas present by granting Intel’s Petition for Writ of Mandamus, vacating the previously set trial date of January 11, 2020 in Waco (see our previous post HERE regarding Intel's petition and the November 20 transfer back to the Waco Division).  However, the Circuit Court was very deliberate in its limited holding and, more importantly, explicit in what it was not holding, overtly stating “we do not hold that the district court lacks the ability to effectuate holding trial in the Waco Division.”

The Federal ...

On October 5, Judge Albright is set to preside over his first patent jury trial since taking the bench.  MV3 Partners LLC v. Roku, Inc. is not only set to be Judge Albright’s first patent jury trial, but also the first jury trial in the Waco Division since the COVID-19 pandemic essentially halted all jury trials. The trial was supposed to occur in early summer but was continued multiple times due to the pandemic.

Judge Albright has exercised his discretion per the WDTX Seventh Supplemental Order (see previous post HERE) to resume jury trials in the Waco Division.  In his Divisional Standing ...

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