April 17, 2020
It's easier than ever for attorneys to get work done with new features in Docket Alarm
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As our nation deals with this national crisis, I know that many law firms and individual lawyers are stepping up their pro bono activities to help ease the stress on providing legal services and on the entire legal system generally.
At Docket Alarm, we want to do our part, however small.
As our nation deals with this national crisis, I know that many law firms and individual lawyers are stepping up their pro bono activities to help ease the stress on providing legal services and on the entire legal system generally.
At Docket Alarm, we want to do our part, however small.
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Docket Alarm Expands
Coverage With Data From PAIR
Docket Alarm has
expanded its coverage to U.S. Patent Application prosecution history from the
Patent Application Information Retrieval(PAIR) system and all of the
underlying documents.
The Docket Alarm team
will be showcasing the PAIR addition at the upcomingAIPLA 2019 Annual
Meetingon October 24-26thin Washington, D.C.
“If a patent gets
enforced, the action usually takes place in U.S. District Courts or the I.T.C.
and invalidity challenges often come before the PTAB, but it all starts at the
USPTO,” says Docket Alarm Founder and Managing Director Michael Sander.
The timing couldn’t be better: With the Clio Cloud Conference 2019 on legal technology coming to San Diego on October 21 and 22, the Docket Alarm integration showcases Clio’s app marketplace, enabled by a robust API integration with services such as Fastcase legal research and Docket Alarm docket tracking and research tools.
The new integration allows Clio users to synchronize their document library with the court, via Docket Alarm's direct court connection.
Docket Alarm is excited to announce an innovative new calendaring feature that binds the work of docketing professionals more closely to attorneys. This feature will be showcased during the National Docketing Association’s 7th Annual Conference this September 22-24 in Denver, CO.
The calendaring feature combines the most state of the art docket research platform with a robust set of court rules to calculate any deadline:
The calendaring feature combines the most state of the art docket research platform with a robust set of court rules to calculate any deadline:
- Track cases with lightning-fast updates, whether or not your firm has made a notice of appearance;
- Search through entire case records to find documents in your own or related cases;
- Research court rules and scheduling orders, and how individual judges have applied them in the past, quickly find sample documents;
- Calendar deadlines quickly, by simply selecting a docket entry, and synching it with all attorneys on the case.
New Feature Aids Litigation by Exporting and Extracting Deadlines from Dockets
Washington, DC(March 14, 2019) –Docket Alarm by Fastcase, a leader in litigation analytics and docket research, today debuted “deadline display” – a new docket feature that extracts and exports deadlines from dockets.
A New Category of Tools for the Growing Class of “Makers” in U.S. Law Firms
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Docket Alarm is excited to announce the release of visual search
history, allowing you to easily track and browse your past research activity. Having
search history at your fingertips means you never have to waste time reconstructing
a previous search or digging up a document you previously found. If you find a
great case or formulate a good search string, it will be automatically saved in
your history log.
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Sept.
5
Docket Alarm's latest article,Gender Analytics: Using Litigation Data to
Evaluate Law Firm Diversity,explores how legal analytics can be used to conduct an in depth analysis of gender imbalances at law firms. By analyzing the gender of attorney appearances, Docket Alarm's analytics use litigation data to identify firms that are making a real commitment to gender diversity.
Read the full article atPatently-O.
Read the full article atPatently-O.
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Just in time for the annual AALL conference, Docket Alarm is excited to announce the addition of attorney analytics to its analytics platform. Now, along
with being able to view analytics on parties, judges, and law firms, users can see
how individual attorneys are performing in the PTAB.
The attorney analytics tool allows users to identify top attorneys based on the number of proceedings in which they have
participated, along with the parties they typically represent, the tech centers
they focus on, their success rate.
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Docket Alarm is excited to
announce a new search feature that makes researching damages awards and jury
verdicts fast and easy.
Researching dollar amounts in
litigation is a common task, as parties often seek to understand their
potential financial exposure or recovery by analyzing cases similar to their
own. Previously, researching jury
verdicts, damages, or other types of amounts in controversy was arduous. Researchers needed to either go through each
case one-by-one or search for language that was often used in close proximity,
such as the terms “damages” or “award.” Unfortunately, manually reviewing each
document is extremely time consuming, and using too many shortcuts may result
in overlooking relevant documents.
Docket Alarm has solved this
problem.
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Docket Alarm is excited to announce new search features that
make finding relevant cases easier than ever before.
Range and numerical
filters allow you to search by specifying ranges of the number of parties,
firms, or attorneys involved in a case. These filters function the same way as
other filters by paring down results to only the most relevant.
For example, you can use a numerical range filter to find large
class action lawsuits using the party number filter.
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As we approach the end of 2016, it’s a good time to look
ahead to the cases that may have a significant impact on patent law in the
coming year. Here is a preview of some of the important patent decisions on the
Supreme Court’s docket for 2017.
Over the last 15 years, the Federal Circuit has continued to
expand the scope of the extraterritorial effect of U.S. patent law.
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Dec.
9
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled
on Tuesday in favor of Samsung in their ongoing case against Apple over design
patent damages. The Court’s decision reversed an earlier ruling by the Federal
Circuit that awarded Apple $399 million in damages.
The central argument in the case was over the language of 35
U.S.C. §289, which stated that a defendant found infringing on a patented
“article of manufacture” was “liable to the owner to the extent of his total
profit.” See Samsung Electronics
Co. v. Apple Inc., 580 U.S. ___ (2016).
The court held that the term “article of manufacture” should
not necessarily be construed to mean only an end product sold to consumers, but
could also be construed more broadly to mean infringing components of a product.
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