Facebook, Inc. v. Express Mobile

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Case Number:

IPR2021-01226

Case Type:

IPR

Status:

Trial Instituted

Petitioner:

Facebook, Inc.

Patent Owner:

Express Mobile

Patent Number:

7594168

Tech Center:

2100

  1. September 29, 2026

    Tech Giants Tell Fed. Circ. To Spurn Squires Remand Bid

    Google, Meta and other tech giants that challenged an Express Mobile website building patent have asked the Federal Circuit to reject the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's bid to remand the case to the patent office for further proceedings, after a panel of top Patent Trial and Appeal Board judges upheld the patent.

  2. September 23, 2026

    Squires Wants Even More Review Of Patent From $253M Case

    The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office director again intervened in a case stemming from a Patent Trial and Appeal Board's invalidation of patent claims in a $253 million judgment against GoDaddy, asking the Federal Circuit to remand an appeal over a decision by top judges that revived the claims.

  3. June 26, 2026

    PTAB Leaders Undo Ax Of Patent From $253M GoDaddy Case

    Top Patent Trial and Appeal Board judges have overturned a panel's decision invalidating claims in a website patent from a $253 million judgment against GoDaddy, saying that after a jury upheld the patent, there was no reason for the board to reach a different validity outcome.

  4. May 04, 2026

    Squires Orders Review Of Patent Ax In $170M GoDaddy Case

    U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director John Squires told Patent Trial and Appeal Board officials Friday to review a decision invalidating a website patent from a $170 million verdict against GoDaddy, saying the board gave "no explanation" for why its decision differed from the jury's.

  5. January 18, 2022

    Facebook Gets PTAB To Review Two Website Patents

    Facebook has convinced the Patent Trial and Appeal Board to hold hearings on the validity of claims in two website-building patents asserted against the social media giant and companies like Google and eBay by a small and litigious tech company.