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Suit against Samsung accusing Galaxy S10/S20 series smartphones and Galaxy Watch devices of infringing the '791 patent; terminated by voluntary dismissal in August 2021.
Suit brought in the Central District of California against Garmin International, Inc. and unnamed others; asserted the '791 patent. Filing date and status not confirmed.
Filed in E.D. Tex. against Avis Budget Group and related rental-car entities; IPWatchdog's July 22, 2022 filings roundup listed asserted patents 11057738, 10142791, and 9807564.
Filed in E.D. Tex. against Ean Holdings (d/b/a Enterprise Rent-A-Car), Alamo Rent-a-Car, and National Car Rental; included in IPWatchdog roundup. Outcome not confirmed.
Dealership infringement suit asserting US 9,807,564, US 10,142,791, and US 11,057,738 (Exhibits A, N, T to complaint).
New filing; summons issued and AO 120 filed. Asserts US 9,807,564 and US 10,142,791.
New filing; summons issued and AO 120 filed. Asserts US 9,807,564 and US 10,142,791.
Used-car dealership case; accused vehicles include Chrysler, Jeep, Toyota, and Mazda. Asserts US 9,807,564, US 10,142,791, and US 11,057,738.
New filing in E.D. Tex. before Judge Rodney Gilstrap; asserts US 10,142,791 among other patents per PacerMonitor.
Accused used vehicles include Kia, Toyota, and RAM. Asserts US 9,807,564 and US 10,142,791.
New filing with complaint and summons; asserts US 9,807,564 and US 10,142,791. Retrieved date is August 21, 2026.
Additional litigation entry on Google Patents for US10142791; not independently verified.
Filed January 24, 2025. Asserts '564, '791, and '738. Defendants include multiple Huffines entities, and counterclaims were filed.
Filed June 12, 2025. Asserts '564 and '791 against seven Patterson Motors entities (Mazda/Toyota vehicles).
Filed around September 2025. Asserts '564 and '791 (Hyundai/Toyota/RAM claim charts).
Filed October 3, 2025. Asserts '564 and '791 against 80+ Nissan, Toyota, and Lexus models. Dismissed with prejudice on February 20, 2026 under a joint Rule 41(a)(2) motion, each party to bear its own fees.