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Litigation for Patent 10,086,006

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US Court Litigation for Patent: 10,086,006

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Patent_nolink	Case Name	Docket	Date Filed	Date Terminated	Cause	Court	Jury Demand	Link To Docket
10,086,006	Stratasys, Inc. v. Shenzhen Tuozhu Technology Co. Ltd.	2:24-cv-00644\|E.D. Tex.	2024-08-08		35:271 Patent Infringement	District Court, E.D. Texas	Both	⤷ Start Trial
10,086,006	BearBox LLC v. Lancium LLC	23-1922\|Fed. Cir.	2023-05-22	2025-01-13		Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit		⤷ Start Trial
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