Comprehensive global search coverage
Conducted U.S. and international patent searches alongside targeted non-patent literature (NPL), including technical papers, products, and academic research.
Scalable prior art search support for patent litigation
When faced with a complex, multi-patent litigation involving a major NPE, the client needed fast, defensible prior art. Find out how we delivered coordinated, high-quality searches under tight deadlines, supporting a stronger litigation strategy.
The Challenge
Multi-patent litigation under tight deadlines
The client, engaged in a high-stakes patent litigation matter, faced a portfolio of patents asserted by one of the world’s largest non-practicing entities. The case required 10 independent prior art searches, each tied to patents with early priority dates (as early as 2000).
The technical scope was broad and complex, spanning TDMA and OFDM communication systems, real-time tracking technologies, and handheld-based task management systems. The client needed not only speed, but also defensible, high-quality prior art from a partner experienced with both the technologies and the opposing assignee.
The Solution
Coordinated, expert-led prior art search strategy
Parola Analytics deployed a structured and scalable approach, combining deep technical expertise with litigation-focused execution. Each search was supported by a dedicated team of 5–6 senior analysts, overseen by a U.S.-based patent attorney, ensuring both technical rigor and legal relevance.
Our approach included:
Our Impact
Need defensible prior art under tight litigation timelines?
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The challenge
Complex multi-patent litigation requiring fast, defensible prior art across diverse and early-priority technologies.
Why it worked
Expert-led, scalable search execution
Experienced researchers and patent attorney oversight ensured technically rigorous, litigation-ready results under tight deadlines.
The outcome
- High-volume searches delivered on time
- High-quality, defensible prior art
- Continued client engagement