After making headway in a patent infringement lawsuit targeting Samsung Electronics Co. and HTC Corp., Cascades Computer Innovation LLC, a descendent of the “original patent troll,” is looking to reboot its related antitrust case against the technology companies and codefendant RPX Corp.

Cascades and its lawyers at Niro, Haller & Niro, including senior partner Raymond Niro, last week urged U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, Calif., to lift a stay in their antitrust lawsuit challenging RPX’s business model. RPX, which bills itself as a “defensive patent aggregator” that shields members from nonpracticing entities, or “trolls,” offers companies access to its portfolio of patents for a fee.

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