Plaintiff: Technology Advancement Group (TAG)
Defendant: IvySkin LLC
Case Number:
2:13-cv-00089
Date Filed:
Feb 19, 2013
Court: Virginia Eastern District Court
Patents-in-Suit:
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Patent Number
Current Assignee[*]
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Issue Date
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Expiration
Date[†]
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Title
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US7522412
As per face page
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Apr 21, 2009
|
Jan 21, 2025
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System for protecting
a portable computing device
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US7843686
As per face page
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Nov 30,
2010
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Jan 21, 2025
|
System for protecting a portable computing
device
|
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US7339783
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Mar 04, 2008
|
Nov 05, 2019
|
System for protecting
a portable computing device
|
Table
information sourced from MaxVal’s Assignment Database.
The patents generally describe a
system for protecting a portable computing device which allows use of the
device without exposing any of the integrated components to potentially harmful
operational conditions.
The Parties:
TAG engages in
the engineering, manufacture, integration, and lifecycle management of
information technology solutions for the federal government, defense, and
commercial industries. Its products include servers and workstations, including
rack mount servers, small form factor computers, and ATR servers; LCD monitors
and keyboards for various applications
IvySkin is an industry
endorsed accessories design house for handheld devices like the iPhone, iPad,
and Macbooks.
As in
Complaint:
Plaintiff alleges that defendant designs and markets
protective cases for portable computing devices such as Wrangler®, Denali® and
SmartCase® for iPhones and iPads that infringe the claims covered in the above
patents.
Other Cases Filed:
TAG has filed a case ( 3:12-cv-00110) against Klearkase, LLC on Feb 13,
2012 for the patents US7522412 and US7843686 which was recently closed. If you are interested in knowing more about
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