Frequent patent plaintiff-side counsel Ramey LLP has taken in recent years to filing a certificate of interested parties in connection with cases regardless of whether local rules in the district in which they are filed require one. The recent implosion of Ramey LLP’s relationship with AiPi, prompting widespread Ramey LLP withdrawals and the repeated appearance of Whitestone Law, raised the question, would those certificates of interested parties, however questionable their accuracy, be ignored or amended. At least one Ramey-to-Whitestone campaign provides an answer.
