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How to Find Cases Involving a Patent
(June 24, 2005)

Did you know that LexisNexis® CourtLink® allows you to search by patent number and get a list of related cases involving that patent number?

To run a patent number search:

  1. Click the Search tab.
  2. Next click the red Patent Search button, which takes you to a special screen.
  3. You can either enter a patent number to display all cases related to that patent or select a District Court to display all patent-related cases for that court.  You also have the option to enter a Client Matter Code.
  4. Click Next.
  5. Review your Search Summary.
  6. To submit your request, click Submit Search.



     


   

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