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: I/P UpdatesTop Ten Rocket Dockets by Median Time-to-Trial
By William F. Heinze
- ED Virginia - 0.88
- WD Wisconsin - 0.913
- CD California - 1.714
- MD Florida - 1.715
- ED Texas - 1.79
- Delaware - 1.89
- Kansas - 1.89
- ED Pennsylvania - 1.91
- SD Texas - 1.99
- ED Michigan - 2.03
Amoung the other facts noted by Zura,
Some notable 'Crawler' dockets include Massachusetts (3.76 years) and Connecticut (4.66 years).
. . . . Overall, the study found that patent holders have been successful 37% of the
time overall, with a 19% win rate in summary judgments and a 57% win rate at
trial. 32% of summary judgments are appealed, with 59% modified or reversed;
while 43% of trial decisions are appealed, with 67% modified or reversed.
Full post as published by I/P Updates on March 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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