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Perry Street Software, Inc. v. Jedi Technologies, Inc.
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1:20-cv-04539
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July 13, 2021
Judge Rules In Dating App Fight: It's Not You, It's Your Patent
A New York federal judge on Tuesday sided with the developer of popular dating apps SCRUFF and Jack'd in its declaratory judgment action against a patent-holding company, finding that a patent on determining personal compatibility is invalid because "asking and answering questions to determine compatibility is not novel."
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October 15, 2020
Atty's Dating App Signup Doesn't Send IP Fight To Arbitration
A New York federal judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked app developer Perry Street Software from sending a patent infringement dispute with Jedi Technologies Inc. to arbitration, ruling Jedi was likely to show that its counsel did not bind the company to an arbitration agreement by downloading the dating app at the center of the case.