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DataCloud Technologies, LLC v. Squarespace, Inc.
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1:21-cv-00164
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November 23, 2022
Squarespace Strikes Deal To End Data Patent Suit
Website builder Squarespace has reached an agreement that resolves a patent owner's infringement suit in Delaware federal court against it over data organizing and networking systems.
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February 03, 2022
Squarespace Can't Ax DataCloud IP So Soon, Judge Says
A Delaware federal judge has denied Squarespace's motion for judgment in a patent suit filed by DataCloud, saying it is too early to invalidate 144 claims from the seven patents-in-suit because Squarespace did not give the court "the tools" to do so.
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August 12, 2021
Squarespace's Bid To Ax Patents 'Defies Reason,' Court Told
A retired Delaware federal judge's "incredible" request on behalf of her client Squarespace Inc. to strike down a series of DataCloud Technologies LLC patents "defies reason" and should be denied, a Delaware federal court was told.
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July 29, 2021
Ex-Del. Judge Wants IP Axed As Indefinite For Squarespace
A retired Delaware federal judge urged her former court to invalidate a series of patents DataCloud Technologies LLC has asserted against her client SquareSpace Inc., claiming they're invalid as indefinite and the patent owner has all but admitted to that.