Context: Nokia has been enforcing its video patents against streaming services and device makers for several years. It settled with Amazon in March 2025 through a patent agreement (March 31, 2025 ip fray article), then sued Paramount (August 22, 2025 ip fray article) and Warner Bros. Discovery (November 1, 2025 ip fray article) later that year. Those two disputes have since expanded to the UK, where the High Court set interim payments ahead of a reasonable and non-discriminatory (RAND) trial scheduled for November 2026 (June 24, 2026 ip fray article). Aylo, formerly known as MindGeek, is a Luxembourg-based group that operates adult entertainment websites.
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Court and counsel
Court: United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, Marshall Division, Judge Rodney Gilstrap.
Nokia is being represented by McKool Smith’s Warren Lipschitz (lead counsel), Alexander J. Chern, Kyra Mouser, Joseph Micheli, Sam Moore, R. Mitch Verboncoeur, and Jennifer L. Truelove.