Patent Rights Protection Group, LLC v. Video Gaming Technologies, Inc.

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• explaining that jurisdictional discovery is reviewed under the law of the regional circuit because it is an issue not unique to patent law
• noting that the Federal Circuit applies the law of the regional circuit when reviewing a district court’s discovery rulings in patent cases
• finding the exercise-of specific jurisdiction fair and not particularly onerous where the defendants admitted presence at numerous trade shows in the forum state
• finding the exercise of specific jurisdiction fair and not particularly onerous where the defendants admitted presence at numerous trade shows in the forum state
• “Because patent infringement is a matter of federal law, ‘the shared interest of the several States in furthering fundamental substantive social policies’ is not implicated.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).