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WA7 Volli — Company Profile
Company overview. "WA7 Volli" appears in our litigation database as a single-defendant entity. Public sources I could retrieve do not confirm its full legal name, headquarters, founding year, ownership status, employee count, or revenue. The name suggests a Washington-linked business (possibly tied to Washington State Route 7), but I could not verify a corporate registration, website, or press profile. Treat the corporate-identity details below as unverified; only the litigation record is firm.
Products / services / operations. The company's operations are not documented in the sources available to me, so I cannot state specific product lines. Its litigation context strongly suggests it operates (or operated) an aerial adventure park, ropes course, and/or zipline attraction: the sole tracked suit asserts patents covering "zip track and system" infrastructure — overhead rail rides and integrated challenge-course track systems used in commercial adventure parks. That is an inference from the asserted patents, not a confirmed description of WA7 Volli's business.
Patent-litigation posture. WA7 Volli is a pure defendant: 0 cases as plaintiff, 1 as defendant. In JiMi IP, LLC et al. v. WA7 Volli (No. 2:26-cv-03272, W.D. Wash., filed 2026-02-11), it is accused of patent infringement under 35 U.S.C. § 271. The plaintiff side, JiMi IP, LLC together with co-plaintiff Ropes Courses, Inc. (RCI), is characterized in third-party litigation intelligence as a patent-assertion/licensor operation tied to RCI's aerial-adventure-park portfolio. The venue is the Western District of Washington, the defendant's apparent home district — not a plaintiff-friendly forum such as the Eastern District of Texas.
Notable cases / context. The only tracked matter is the 2026 W.D. Wash. suit. The same plaintiff group previously sued Funcity Adventure Park, LLC (N.D. Ill., 1:24-cv-05275), asserting the same family of patents (US 10,478,737; US 11,376,513; US 8,066,578) covering challenge-course and zip-track systems; that case ended in a stipulation of dismissal without merits findings. No acquisitions, parent-company funding details, or revenue data for WA7 Volli could be verified.
Patent infringement action identified in the Western District of Washington, brought by JiMi IP, LLC and Ropes Courses against WA7 Volli. The narrative states the asserted patents were not confirmed and cautions not to assume US 10,478,737 B2 is asserted; current status was unknown/apparently pending.