Defendant
2 cases as defendant.
Company overview. The defendant in the tracked docket, "Zoom Communications Video, Inc.," does not appear in corporate registries or SEC records under that exact name. It is almost certainly a word-transposed reference to Zoom Video Communications, Inc. — the Delaware-incorporated company founded in 2011 by Eric Yuan and headquartered at 55 Almaden Boulevard, San Jose, California. Effective November/December 2024, it renamed itself Zoom Communications, Inc. and trades on Nasdaq under ZM. It has roughly 7,400 employees and reported revenue of about $4.7 billion (fiscal 2025), per its SEC filings and business databases.
Products/services. Zoom provides an AI-first, cloud-based communications and collaboration platform. Major product lines include Zoom Meetings (HD video conferencing), Zoom Phone (cloud telephony), Zoom Team Chat, Zoom Rooms, Zoom Contact Center, Zoom Events/Webinars, Zoom Docs and Whiteboard, and the Workvivo employee-experience platform, anchored by the "Zoom Workplace" suite with its Zoom AI Companion assistant.
Patent-litigation posture. Zoom is an operating company, and its posture in this database is defensive: 1 case as defendant, 0 as plaintiff. The sole tracked matter, Lab Technology LLC v. Zoom Communications Video, Inc. (1:24-cv-01711, D. Colo., filed June 19, 2024), was brought by Lab Technology LLC, a New Mexico-based patent assertion entity represented by Chicago's Rabicoff Law LLC that has filed numerous similar suits in the District of Colorado and elsewhere against technology companies (including AT&T, Lyft, and Trimble). The complaint asserted U.S. Patent No. 8,483,102, which concerns mapping a voice identity across multiple telephony networks with time attributes.
Notable context. The case was dismissed voluntarily without prejudice on July 1, 2024 — roughly a week after filing and before Zoom appeared or answered — so no merits ruling occurred. The suit was filed in Colorado rather than a heavily plaintiff-favored venue, and the rapid dismissal is consistent with Lab Technology LLC's pattern of high-volume, short-lived NPE filings. No other litigation involving Zoom appears in the tracked database.
Suit against Zoom Communications Video, Inc. in the District of Colorado was voluntarily dismissed about 13 days after filing.
ReadyComm LLC sued Zoom Communications Video, Inc. in D. Colo. The case was dismissed with prejudice via plaintiff's Rule 41(a)(1)(A)(i) dismissal notice; each party bears its own costs, and defendant was represented by Mayer Brown.