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IGS filed a patent infringement suit in E.D. Tex. asserting the Lesesky-family patents 6,608,554; 6,411,203; 6,744,352; 7,015,800; and 7,449,993 against Turnpike Global Technologies and other defendants. The case closed on Aug. 2, 2010, with final judgment on Aug. 3, 2010 after all defendants settled.
IGS patent infringement action in E.D. Tex. asserting the same five Lesesky-family patents against Teletrac and others. Final judgment entered Jan. 4, 2011 after all defendants were resolved/dismissed.
IGS patent infringement action in E.D. Tex. asserting the same five Lesesky-family patents against Volvo Construction Equipment North America and others. All defendants were dismissed.
IGS patent infringement action in E.D. Tex. asserting the same five Lesesky-family patents against OnStar and others. Pending at the time of a later complaint, with one of six defendants remaining.
IGS patent infringement action in E.D. Tex. asserting the same five Lesesky-family patents against PeopleNet. Case resolved and dismissed.
IGS's sixth lawsuit asserting the same five Lesesky-family patents, filed against RM Acquisition, LLC d/b/a Rand McNally & Company. No case number was captured.
IGS filed a contract/royalty dispute against Zonar Systems in D.S.C. The matter referenced patents 6,946,953 and 7,102,494; the court ruled on Zonar's motion to dismiss/summary judgment in 2019.
IGS filed a case against Nextraq LLC in N.D. Ga. The docket remained active into 2019, with answer extensions granted; asserted patents were not captured.
IGS patent infringement suit in D. Del. asserting 8,032,277 and 10,157,384 against Keep Truckin. Motion to dismiss was briefed and the case was referred to mediation in 2020.
IGS patent infringement suit in D. Del. asserting 8,032,277 and 10,157,384 against Blue Tree Systems. IGS voluntarily dismissed the case on Aug. 29, 2019.
IGS patent infringement suit in D. Del. asserting 8,032,277 and 10,157,384 against Samsara Networks. Case was pending as of the last docket update in 2019.
Federal Circuit appeal captioned IGS v. Motive Technologies. The court affirmed the PTAB decision in an IPR arising from the KeepTruckin/Motive dispute over the '277 continuation (8,032,277).