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Netflix Inc. failed to convince a federal district court to toss a lawsuit arguing that that its video streaming platform and software code contained in its application infringe three patents.
Irish non-practicing entity Tir Technologies Ltd. sufficiently alleged patent infringement claims related to US Patent Nos. 9,800,633, 10,484,442, and 10,375,444, Judge Jennifer Choe-Groves held Monday, rejecting Netflix’s argument that the ‘633 and ‘442 patents didn’t pass the Alice test.
The two-step framework first set forth by the US Supreme Court in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International distinguishes patents that claim ineligible subject matter from those that …
