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SELECT * FROM litigation_pacer l JOIN litigation_pacer_parties p ON (l.patentnumber = p.patentnumber AND l.docketnumber = p.docketnumber) WHERE p.party LIKE "DUDAS%" AND toignore='N' LIMIT 1
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Litigation for DUDAS

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US Court Litigation for DUDAS

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Patent	Case Name	Docket	Date Filed	Date Terminated	Cause	Court	Jury Demand	Link To Docket
10,525,053	Tafas v. Dudas	⤷ Start Trial	2007-08-22	2008-04-01	28:2201 Declaratory Judgment	District Court, E.D. Virginia	None	⤷ Start Trial
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