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VideoShare, LLC v. Google LLC et al

  1. May 13, 2025

    Albright Scraps $26M Video Patent Verdict Against Google

    U.S. District Judge Alan Albright has overruled a jury's $26 million verdict against Google LLC and its YouTube LLC subsidiary for infringing VideoShare LLC's video sharing patent, finding that as a matter of law "the only reasonable interpretation of the claim language" shows no infringement.

  2. December 06, 2022

    Albright Orders Google To Put Up $20M Bond Amid Appeal

    U.S. District Judge Alan Albright of the Western District of Texas has ordered Google to post a $20 million bond to cover a jury verdict in a patent case amid appeal, ruling that the company's lawyers haven't put forward enough evidence that the global tech titan — currently worth well over $1 trillion — will remain solvent for the next year.

  3. November 16, 2021

    Google Hit With $26M Video Patent Verdict In WDTX

    Google LLC and YouTube LLC owe VideoShare LLC nearly $26 million for infringing the company's video sharing patent, a Texas federal jury found Tuesday, rejecting Google's case for invalidating the patent.

  4. November 15, 2021

    Google Accused Of Destroying Competition In Trial Closings

    VideoShare LLC implored a Texas federal jury on Monday to find that Google LLC and YouTube LLC infringed its video sharing patent, calling Google's case for invalidating the patent weak and a smokescreen aimed at confusing the jurors.

  5. November 04, 2021

    IP Forecast: Google Patent Fight Heads To Texas Jury

    Google is set to go before a Texas federal jury in U.S. District Judge Alan Albright's courtroom in Waco next week, fighting claims that its unit YouTube infringed a company's video streaming patent. Here's a look at that case — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.

  6. October 26, 2021

    VideoShare Says 10 Hours Is Too Short For Google IP Trial

    VideoShare LLC said there is "no possible way" that a 10-hour time limit on testimony at trial will allow it to competently present its case that Google and YouTube infringe its video-sharing patent, objecting Tuesday to U.S. District Judge Alan D. Albright's scheduling order.

  7. September 30, 2021

    Albright Won't Let Google, YouTube Escape From Patent Suit

    U.S. District Judge Alan D. Albright once again declined to dismiss VideoShare LLC's patent lawsuit against Google and YouTube over video-sharing technology, finding in a case of first impression that the disputed patent was still enforceable for its term despite being linked to two prior invalidated patents.

  8. May 05, 2020

    Google, YouTube Must Face Video Streaming Patent Suit

    A Texas federal judge has refused to let Google and YouTube off the hook in a patent lawsuit over video-sharing technology, rejecting their arguments that the patent owner is barred from asserting a patent that is related to one already invalidated in an earlier dispute.