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RFCyber sued Google LLC and Google Payment Corp. in E.D. Tex. (Marshall) alleging infringement of US 9,189,787. The parties settled; deadlines were stayed 2022-02-11 and the case was dismissed/terminated 2022-03-28. Google's parallel IPRs were terminated as settled.
RFCyber sued Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Samsung Electronics America, Inc. in E.D. Tex. (Marshall) as a member case to 2:20-cv-00274. A second mediation was successful on 2022-02-10; a joint motion to stay and notice of settlement were filed the same day, and the case was stayed 2022-02-11.
RFCyber sued LG Electronics, Inc. in E.D. Tex. (Marshall) alleging infringement of US 9,189,787. An AO-120 report shows final judgment dismissing all pending claims and causes of action with prejudice in Sept. 2021.
RFCyber sued Apple, Inc. in W.D. Tex. (Waco) alleging infringement of US 9,189,787. The case was co-pending with Apple's IPR2022-00412, where all 19 claims were sustained, and the district court case was stayed pending IPR. Parts of RFCyber's indirect/willful claims were previously dismissed; current status is not confirmed.
RFCyber sued Visa U.S.A. Inc. in W.D. Tex. (Waco) alleging infringement of US 9,189,787. RFCyber's claims were dismissed with prejudice and Visa's defenses without prejudice; an unopposed motion to stay/notice of settlement was filed 2024-01-03, the dismissal order was signed in February 2024, and the docket terminated 2024-02-05.
Docket 6:23-cv-00708 is listed in the patent's front-page litigation data as an RFCyber Corp. case in W.D. Tex. The defendant and outcome are not confirmed in the sources reached.
RFCyber sued Volkswagen AG and Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. in E.D. Tex. (Marshall) alleging infringement of US 9,189,787 alongside U.S. 8,118,218 and 8,448,855. The accused features include Plug&Charge (ISO 15118) in VW/Audi/Porsche EVs and the Electrify America app. VWGoA moved to dismiss pre-suit willful/indirect claims on 2024-09-30; a third-party tracking page lists the case as closed, but the disposition is not independently confirmed.
Apple appealed to the Federal Circuit. The court deconsolidated 2023-2396 from 2023-2418, dismissed Apple's 2023-2396 under Fed. R. App. P. 42(b), and withdrew Apple from 2023-2418. The disposition was procedural only, with no validity finding.