UPC Library

A trusted view of UPC litigation.

Research cases, decisions, filings, courts, firms, parties, and patents across the Unified Patent Court. Docket Navigator brings structured case data, attorney-led analysis, alerts, and research tools together in one place, so you can quickly understand what is happening and find the detail behind it.

Why Docket Navigator

Built on analysis patent litigators already trust.

For more than a decade, Docket Navigator’s attorneys have analyzed patent litigation to identify the decisions, issues, and developments that matter. That same approach is built into the UPC Library.

Each Case Profile combines the underlying record with structured information on parties, patents, accusations, determinations, decisions, and orders. Our attorneys analyze substantive rulings, and that work also provides the foundation for features like the Executive Summary.

When AI is useful, we add it on top of that research. Executive Summaries synthesize attorney-written decision analysis, AskDocNav answers questions about the case record, and the Docket Navigator connector makes our structured litigation data available inside AI assistants.

The research comes first. The technology makes it easier to use.

Case Profiles

Every UPC case, structured for research.

Each UPC case has its own binder, bringing together the docket, parties, patents, decisions and orders, accusations, determinations, and key terms. Move through the case by issue, party, or patent, then go directly to the filings and rulings behind the data.

Executive Summary

Get up to speed on a UPC case fast.

Start with a concise overview of the case, including the central issues, important developments, relief and orders, and what comes next. Get oriented quickly, then dig into the decisions and filings when you need the detail.

AskDocNav Case Q&A

Ask questions. Get case-specific answers.

Need to know which claims survived, what the court ordered, or why an argument failed? Ask in plain language and get an answer grounded in the record of the case you’re viewing.

Everything behind the answer is structured and connected.

Find the ruling that matters

Decisions and orders are tagged by issue, result, key excerpt, and source PDF.

See the case relationships

Understand which patents were asserted against which parties and how the court ruled on infringement and validity.

Keep following the case

Move between parties, firms, patents, and source documents, or set an alert when you want to know what happens next.

Profiles

Go straight to the people, cases, courts, firms, and patents you care about.

Research any case, court, firm, party, or patent in the UPC Library. See where a competitor is active, which firms are appearing for whom, how often a division is handling similar disputes, and where a patent has surfaced before you walk into a client call or start drafting.

Alerts

Know when something changes.

Create alerts on any profile type or on a Custom Search. Pick intra-day, daily, or weekly on the day you choose.

  • Profile alerts for cases, courts, firms, parties, and patents
  • Search alerts on saved Custom Search criteria
  • Flexible delivery

Watch a competitor

Alert on a party profile for new actions by or against them.

Follow a technology

Alert on a Custom Search built around your space.

Stay ahead of a hearing

Intra-day alerts show new orders as they land.

UPC Weekly

Your weekly read on the UPC.

Every week, UPC Weekly brings the court’s activity into one place: an IAM story on a key development, new cases, notable decisions and orders, activity trends, key excerpts, parties and patents, with links back to the underlying Docket Navigator records.

MCP Connector

Bring Docket Navigator into your AI workflow.

Use the Docket Navigator connector to research UPC cases directly from your AI assistant. Ask questions across cases, parties, patents, decisions, orders, and determinations, with answers grounded in Docket Navigator’s structured litigation data.

If you also subscribe to the Patent Library, the connector makes it much easier to research related U.S. and UPC proceedings together. Follow the same patent across jurisdictions, compare how related disputes are developing, or research a party’s litigation activity without jumping between separate searches.

Available now in Claude’s Connectors Directory.