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How is the number of patents owned calculated?
The number of patents listed for each plaintiff, defendant, patent owner, and petitioner is calculated by the total number of patents that this particular current assignee has obtained. This information is gathered using Patentcloud’s powerful database.
Why is the ITC data empty?
When there is no visible ITC data, it means that there are no recently filed ITC cases to look into.
Why is the number of patents owned different from the Patent Search results?
Litigation Daily provides the number of patents owned by the named specific assignee only, the data does not include any related affiliates. As for the number of patents from the Patent Search results, this number is calculated with the standardized assignee, which includes all names of the specific assignee.
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Why is the number of patents owned by a plaintiff 0?
We only displayed the patent number of that particular assignee; therefore, if the assignee has other names, the data will not be captured.
When the number of patents owned is displayed as 0, it may indicate:
- The plaintiff is not the patent owner, but has the exclusive licensing authority.
- The patent assignment data has not yet being registered at USPTO
Why are some file wrapper data not available?
- We only provide data that can be retrieved online, which are the patents granted after 2003. Therefore, the specific patent you are looking into may have been granted before 2003.
- The patent at issue may simply have no rejections.
