Locke Lord LLP

1. Closedfor defendantC.D. Cal.2026-10-21
   Diece-Lisa Industries, Inc. v. Disney Store USA

   Diece-Lisa Industries is suing Disney Store USA and multiple Disney entities for trademark infringement. The case involves a disputed trademark, with Disney's extensive retail, publishing, theatrical, and media operations named as defendants. The specific mark at issue is not identifiable from available case information, but the lawsuit concerns whether Disney's use infringes Diece-Lisa's trademark rights.

2. Closedfor defendantFLSD2025-10-09
   Hartman v. Does

   Jason Hartman and The Hartman Media Company are suing Elena Cebotari Sells, Blindspot Digital, and others for trademark infringement in federal court. The case involves unauthorized use of Hartman's distinctive trademark or brand identity, likely related to his real estate investment and media business. The defendants allegedly misused the mark to sell competing products or services.

3. ClosedTXED2024-11-06
   Dynapass IP Holdings LLC v. Amazon.com, Inc.

   Dynapass IP Holdings is suing Amazon and multiple financial institutions—including Simmons Bank, First-Citizens Bank, Experian, East West Bank, and Charles Schwab Bank—for patent infringement. The lawsuit centers on a patent technology, likely related to digital payment or identity verification systems used in Amazon's services. The case involves claims that Amazon and the financial partners infringed Dynapass's patented technology without authorization.

4. Closedfor plaintiffS.D.N.Y.2024-11-05
   United King Film Distribution Ltd v. Does 1-10 d/b/a Israel.tv

   Israeli broadcasters Keshet, Reshet, Charlton, HOT, and D.B.S. Satellite, along with United King Film Distribution, are suing the operators of Israel.tv for copyright infringement. The defendants allegedly distributed copyrighted content without authorization. The case also involves payment processor MoonPay and infrastructure provider Cloudflare as respondents.

5. ClosedTXED2016-05-16
   BSG Tech LLC v. American Musical Supply, Inc.

   BSG Tech LLC sued American Musical Supply and numerous e-commerce defendants including Wayfair, Wine.com, and eBags for patent infringement. The case involves a patent allegedly infringed by these retailers' operations, with multiple defendants consolidated. The specific patent technology and its application to the defendants' businesses are central to the dispute.

6. Closedfor plaintiffILND2014-06-02
   Select Retrieval, LLC v. ABT Electronics, Inc.

   Select Retrieval, LLC and three co-plaintiffs (Euromarket Designs, OfficeMax, and W.W. Grainger) sued 19 defendants including Hallmark.com, Motorola Mobility, Ace Hardware, and others for patent infringement. The lawsuit concerns a patented technology or method, but the specific patent number and innovation are not identified in the case record. The case was filed in the Northern District of Illinois.

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