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    IP Law Daily, PATENT—W.D. Tex.: Patent infringement claims against software company brought by patent licensee may proceed, (Oct 13, 2026)

    Law Firms Mentioned:DLA Piper LLP | Hecht Partners LLP
    Organizations Mentioned:Microsoft Corp. | NetLens Technologies Inc.

    By Nadine E. Roddy, J.D.

    The license agreement at issue expressly conveyed “all substantial rights” to the licensee.

    The holder of an exclusive license to four U.S. patents had constitutional and statutory standing to sue for patent infringement occurring after ...

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