Recent Sanctions Ruling Notwithstanding, Rascally Labbit Launches Network Security Campaign
With the recent imposition of sanctions in a set of cases before District Judge Rodney Gilstrap no deterrent, another NPE managed by Nicolas J. Labbit, and therefore apparently controlled by California attorney Brian Yates, has kicked off a new litigation campaign. Selective Signals, LLC has filed separate suits against Fortinet (6:17-cv-00064), Palo Alto Networks (6:17-cv-00065), Rohde & Schwartz (6:17-cv-00066), and WatchGuard Technologies (6:17-cv-00067), each of which asserts a single patent (8,111,629) not seen before in litigation. The ‘629 patent generally relates to identifying whether passing packets belong to a particular media session, and the complaints target the defendants’ network security appliances.
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- Selective Signals, LLC v. Fortinet, Inc.
- Selective Signals, LLC v. Palo Alto Networks, Inc.
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- Selective Signals, LLC v. Rohde & Schwarz USA, Inc.
- Selective Signals, LLC v. Palo Alto Networks, Inc.
- Selective Signals, LLC v. WatchGuard Technologies, Inc.
- Selective Signals, LLC v. Fortinet, Inc.
