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Complaint against Marvell Technology, Inc., filed 2025-08-18 per UniCourt, Judge Alan D. Albright; joint motion to stay citing settlement 2025-10-29 and voluntary dismissal 2025-10-31. Exhibit list referenced '465, RE44,904 and '249, so '807's inclusion is unconfirmed.
CommWorks sued Frontier Communications Parent, Inc. and four others in W.D. Tex.; RPX reported 8 patents-in-suit and 4 accused products. The accused WMM functionality of Arris NVG468MQ was mapped to US 7,027,465 and RE44,904; no merits ruling was found.
CommWorks sued Vyve entities in W.D. Tex. The case was dismissed with prejudice, each party bearing its own costs, with no invalidity or infringement finding. US 7,027,465 was asserted with RE44,904 and other companion patents.
CommWorks sued Extreme Networks in W.D. Tex.; the case was dismissed with prejudice on joint motion around May 17, 2024, with no merits ruling or fee-shifting. US 7,027,465 was asserted with RE44,904 and other companion patents.
CommWorks sued TRENDnet in C.D. Cal.; the case was dismissed with prejudice with mutual costs. The accused TEW-813DRU line was at issue, and US 7,027,465 was asserted with RE44,904 and other companion patents.
CommWorks sued ASUSTeK Computer in E.D. Tex.; the complaint asserted 10 patents. Claim 1 of US 7,027,465 was asserted against WMM functionality, and RE44,904 claim 7 was also asserted.
CommWorks sued AVM GmbH (also docketed as AVM Corp) in E.D. Tex.; the case was dismissed without prejudice on 2025-06-19. Exhibit E mapped WMM of the FRITZ!Box 7390 to US 7,027,465 and RE44,904.
CommWorks sued NXP USA in W.D. Tex. The case was voluntarily dismissed with prejudice under Rule 41(a)(1)(A)(i), notice filed 2025-10-31, with no invalidity or claim-construction ruling. US 7,027,465 was asserted with RE44,904 and other companion patents.
CommWorks Solutions, LLC sued VTech Holdings Ltd. in E.D. Tex. The complaint attachment 'Exhibit C – Evidence of Use Regarding U.S. Patent No. 7,911,979' is included. The '979 patent was asserted together with its family siblings.
CommWorks Solutions, LLC sued Texas Instruments Incorporated in E.D. Tex.; asserted U.S. Patents 7,177,285; 7,463,596; 7,911,979; and RE44,904. Dismissed with prejudice by joint stipulation under FRCP 41(a)(1)(A)(ii) on July 15, 2025; each party bears own costs; terms undisclosed.