IP lawsuits in TXND

Scott Tennant and Marten Group Inc are suing Curador LLC, Tennant Devices and Accessories LLC, and members of the Tennant family over trademark infringement under the Lanham Act. The case involves a disputed trademark, likely related to devices or accessories given the defendant company's name. The lawsuit centers on whether the defendants' use of the mark infringes the plaintiffs' trademark rights.

7-Eleven sues Nike for trademark infringement over allegedly infringing brand use or product design.

Innovation Sciences sues MGM Security Services for allegedly infringing its patent technology.

Steven Magee sues Varsity Brands over trademark infringement involving New Balance Athletics and others.

Global Weather Productions is suing DTX Media Group for copyright infringement in federal court in Texas. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of Global Weather Productions' copyrighted weather-related content or programming. The case involves claims that DTX Media Group improperly copied or distributed protected intellectual property.

GAEA, LLC sued Meta Platforms for infringing its patent in a federal court dispute.

Congruent Media Resourcing is suing Zscaler for patent infringement in federal court in Texas. The lawsuit targets Zscaler's technology, with Congruent alleging the company violated one or more of its patents. The case centers on property rights and patent claims under federal law.

Samsung Display sues Wuhan China Star and TCL for infringing display technology patents.

Lemko Corporation sues Microsoft and Affirmed Networks for infringing its patents.

Major studios including Warner Bros, Disney, Sony, Netflix, Paramount, Universal, Columbia, and Amazon sued William Freemon II and his associated entities for copyright infringement. The defendants allegedly operated illegal streaming services (stnlive.ltd, cashappiptv.com, tvnitro.net, and others) that distributed copyrighted films and entertainment content without authorization.

Watson Music Group sues Nexstar Media for copyright infringement over allegedly unlicensed music use.

Origin GPS sues Qualcomm for allegedly infringing its GPS technology patents.

Valtrus Innovations and Key Patent Innovations are suing Google for patent infringement in federal court in Texas. Advanced Micro Devices is listed as an interested party. The specific patent or technology at issue is not identified in the available case information.

CenterSquare Investment Management sues Dawn Acquisitions for trademark infringement in federal court.

Factor2 Multimedia Systems sued U.S. Bank National Association for allegedly infringing its patent technology.

Key Patent Innovations Limited and Valtrus Innovations Ltd are suing Google LLC for patent infringement in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The plaintiffs allege that Google has infringed one or more of their patents, though the specific patent numbers and technology at issue are not disclosed in the case record.

Robert Sabo sues Nexstar Media for copyright infringement over allegedly unauthorized use of his work.

Daniel William McKnight sues Nexstar Media for copyright infringement over allegedly stolen intellectual property.

DeFries sues multiple rhinestone and craft suppliers for patent infringement in federal court.

Element Capital Management sues Element Finance for trademark infringement over the 'Element' brand name.

Match Group sues LiveMe America for trademark infringement over competing live streaming and dating app platforms.

Infernal Technology sues Activision Blizzard for allegedly infringing its patented technology.

EscapeX IP sues Spotify for patent infringement over unspecified technology.

Creative Softwares Inc sues Landon Bytheway Films LLC for trademark infringement under the Lanham Act.

Valtrus Innovations sued Google for infringing its patent in the Northern District of Texas.

Callstat Solutions sues Check Point Software for patent infringement in Texas federal court.

ZeniMax Media and ID Software sued Oculus VR, CEO Brendan Iribe, and CTO John Carmack over copyright infringement, alleging Oculus misappropriated copyrighted game engine code and technology. The dispute centers on intellectual property allegedly developed at id Software and used without authorization in Oculus's virtual reality platform.

ZeniMax Media and ID Software sued Samsung over alleged copyright infringement. The lawsuit centers on whether Samsung's devices or technologies unlawfully used copyrighted material owned by ZeniMax, a major gaming and entertainment company behind franchises like The Elder Scrolls and Doom.

Lockheed Martin and PaR Systems sued iPhoton Solutions, hNu Systems, and individuals Mark DuBois and Thomas E. Drake for patent infringement. The case involves a patent dispute in federal court in Texas, with appellants Paul V. Storm and Storm, LLP also named in the record. The specific patent technology at issue is not identifiable from the case caption alone.