Parola Analytics was recently engaged by an Am Law 100 firm, one we have partnered with for many years, representing a leading health technology company facing multiple high-stakes patent assertions from competitors across jurisdictions. The matters involved parallel proceedings before the International Trade Commission (ITC), U.S. district courts, and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), each with compressed timelines and significant commercial risk.
Because of our long-standing relationship with this firm, Parola Analytics brought a deep understanding of their litigation style, expectations, and work product standards from the outset. That familiarity allowed our team to integrate seamlessly with partners and attorneys assigned to each matter, collaborate closely across forums, and operate with speed and precision from day one.
Due to the critical nature of this matter, our team acted as an extension of the firm’s IP and research team, providing daily updates to ensure each search iteration aligned with their standards and changes to their litigation strategy.
Through this iterative and highly collaborative process, Parola Analytics analyzed numerous asserted patents and produced rigorous, litigation-ready prior art references tailored to each proceeding. This efficient, trusted partnership enabled outside counsel to meet aggressive deadlines and support invalidity contentions and related strategies with confidence.
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Litigation-ready references used in invalidity contentions and related filings
With our in-depth knowledge of the field, backed by years of patent litigation support experience, we were able to delivery high-quality, relevant results.
Deadlines met across multiple proceedings without compromising quality
Coordinated work efficiently across parallel matters to stay ahead of tight schedules.
Continued trusted partnership in complex, high-stakes patent litigation
We worked as an extension of the client’s IP team to adapt quickly as strategies evolved and priorities shifted.