News & Commentary July 24, 2015 • by Quandary Peak Research Technical Analysis Contributes to Unexpected Verdict in FilmOn Case Video streaming company FilmOn won a surprising victory in federal District Court this month in a case in which Dr. Sigurd Meldal, a computer scientist at Quandary Peak Research, provided expert witness testimony related to FilmOn’s video streaming servers. Other Quandary Peak consultants were also retained through FilmOn’s counsel, Baker Marquart LLP,… Read More February 3, 2015 • by Nupul Kukreja 1 Comment Measuring Software Maintainability Software maintenance costs result from modifying your application to either support new use cases or update existing ones, along with the continual bug fixing after deployment. As much as 70-80% of the Total Ownership Cost (TCO) of the software can be attributed to maintenance costs alone! Software maintenance activities can be classified… Read More November 4, 2014 • by Quandary Peak Research Jurors Said Quandary Peak Expert Was Convincing A Quandary Peak expert was cited by jurors as credible and convincing on the stand, leading to a positive outcome for the firm’s client. Jason Frankovitz testified in San Diego Superior Court in the matter of Rimma Breeze v. The Evans School, Inc. Mr. Frankovitz, an expert in Web and Internet technologies,… Read More September 25, 2014 • by Quandary Peak Research Quandary Peak Expert Testifies on Web and Search Engine Technology One of Quandary Peak’s experts in web, Internet, and search engine technology recently provided courtroom testimony in a contempt hearing, Golden Best Plumbing, Inc. v. Touni Baghdasarian and Happy Rooter. The Internet expert, Jason Frankovitz, opined on whether the plaintiff’s trade name was being used to market services on the defendant’s Web… Read More September 17, 2014 • by George Edwards 2 Comments Introduction to the Gmail API One of the most difficult questions when creating a new product is how to ensure that the product has a chance to attract a large user base. The good news is that the big players in the technology market such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter let developers create applications that can access… Read More July 14, 2014 • by Quandary Peak Research Quandary Peak Client ROY-G-BIV Successfully Defends Patents in Inter Partes Review (IPR) Brad Ulrich, a software expert at Quandary Peak Research, recently provided source code review in the matter of ROY-G-BIV Corp. vs. ABB, Inc. et al., a patent infringement action relating to technology for hardware-independent motion control software. Mr. Ulrich is representing the plaintiff, ROY-G-BIV Corporation, in Civil Action No. 6:11-CV-622 being litigated… Read More July 10, 2014 • by George Edwards How to Choose an Expert Witness for a Software Patent Case The importance of software patents has increased dramatically in recent years. The high profile patent disputes between Apple, Google, and other smartphone companies have attracted the most attention in the press, but patent battles are being waged all across the software industry. As a computer scientist who has been retained as an… Read More May 23, 2014 • by Quandary Peak Research 1 Comment Quandary Peak Expert Assists in Contract Dispute Case Brad Ulrich, a computer scientist at Quandary Peak Research, was recently engaged to provide software analysis and consulting for Step-By-Step Academy, an Ohio-based company, in the matter of Step-By-Step Academy, Inc. v. Special Learning, Inc in U.S. District Court in the Southern District of Ohio. Special Learning is a Chicago-based company. The… Read More April 8, 2014 • by Quandary Peak Research Ericsson Gets Paid in Patent Dispute Case Against Samsung Victories in patent dispute cases sometimes amount to little more than a moral victory. One company sues another and the judgment, if ever actually awarded, hardly covers the cost of legal fees. On January 27, 2014, however, many were reminded that a legal victory can also carry with it pronounced economic benefits,… Read More March 3, 2014 • by Ed Flores 1 Comment Alice Corp v. CLS Bank: The Technology Court Battle of the Year? High profile patent cases involving well-known brands and huge financial stakes, like Apple v. Samsung and Samsung v. Ericsson, grab virtually all of the media attention out there. In a sense, they’re the media darlings of patent litigation — easy targets with lots to report on. There is one case, however, that… Read More « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next »
