Type | Private |
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Industry | Technology Consulting Legal Process Outsourcing Intellectual Property Services |
Founded | 2006 |
Headquarters | Bangalore, India |
Number of locations | Bangalore, India Austin, Texas Palo Alto, California |
Key people | Ravindra Upadrashta (CEO) Animesh Kumar (CSO) Shashank Kabra (COO) |
Services | Patent Litigation Support Portfolio Analysis Technology Research and Due Diligence |
Website | http://www.i-Runway.com |
iRunway is a technology consulting and litigation support company in the intellectual property domain. It provides technology analysis in patent litigation, patent portfolio management and technology due diligence services to both law firms and corporations.[1][2][3] The company has offices in Bangalore, India; Palo Alto, California and Austin, Texas.[1][3]
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iRunway was established in 2006, with a simple goal of helping corporations and law firms unlock and protect the value of patents. They help their clients achieve better outcomes by providing deep technology insight in 3 key areas - patent litigation, portfolio analysis and technology research around IP.
iRunway's business is guided by their commitment to delivering success for their clients. iRunway's intense and meticulous focus on the technology components of litigation and patent monetization provides actionable insight - not just data - to free attorneys to do what they do best.
Its founding team was Ravindra Upadrashta, Animesh Kumar and Shashank Kabra– Alumni of the Indian Institute of Technology and Indian School of Business.[1][2][3][4][5] iRunway is ISO 27001 certified and has operations in Austin, TX, Palo Alto, CA and Bangalore, India.[2]
Versata vs. SAP - iRunway provided technology support and analysis to Versata’s outside counsel – McKool Smith. In 2009, the jury awarded Versata $138.6 million in damages - the 4th highest patent jury verdict in the US that year.[1][6] During the re-trial in 2011, the jury awarded Versata $345 million in damages - $260 million in lost profits and $85 million in reasonable royalties.[7][8]