In one corner there is Plano, Texas-based Catalyst Corporate. In the other there is Dallas-based IP Navigation, a firm that specializes in "patent monetization." There also was a letter, sent by IP Nav to Catalyst. And then Catalyst responded with a suit filed in the US District Court in the Eastern District of Texas.
There also is a John Doe in this match up, and he may hold patents that may be involved in Catalyst's conduct of business.
What Catalyst is requesting is a declaratory judgment by the court that it is not infringing on any of Doe's patents.
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