Company overview. Lab Technology LLC is a New Mexico limited liability company with its principal place of business at 1209 Mountain Rd Pl NE, Albuquerque, NM, according to its own complaints (e.g., Lab Technology LLC v. Lumen Technologies). It is a private, standalone entity: its Rule 7.1 disclosures list no parents or affiliates, and no public founding date, revenue, or headcount figures are available from any source found.
Operations. Lab Technology has no identifiable products, services, or operations. Business databases classify it generically (D&B lists a "testing laboratories" code), while patent-litigation trackers (Ex Parte; PatSnap) characterize it as a non-practicing patent assertion entity. It asserts an acquired telecommunications patent portfolio — in complaints it describes itself as "assignee of all right, title and interest" in the patents. Core assets include U.S. Patent No. 8,483,102 (mapping a voice identity across multiple telephony networks with time attributes, filed 2007), No. 8,503,973 (obtaining emergency caller location / E911, filed 2011), and No. 9,219,982 (location-server technology).
Litigation posture. A pure plaintiff: all 6 tracked cases are infringement suits filed by Lab Technology; it has never appeared as a defendant. Cases cluster against large operating telecom and unified-communications companies — AT&T, Lumen Technologies, Zoom (Zoom Communications Video), 3CX USA, and Alaio — in venues frequently chosen by NPEs, including the Eastern District of Texas (Marshall) and Western District of Texas (Midland/Odessa), plus Colorado, E.D. Va., S.D. Fla., and W.D. Wis. It is represented by Isaac Rabicoff of Rabicoff Law LLC. Several suits ended quickly in voluntary dismissal without prejudice (AT&T, filed June 2024, dismissed within a month; Lumen, dismissed June 2025).
Context. Beyond the six tracked cases, litigation databases document a broader campaign by Lab Technology asserting the same E911/telephony-location patents against targets including Cisco, u-blox, Everbridge, Keysight, and Greenlight Financial, with many cases dismissed early. Its asserted technology centers on VoIP-era emergency-caller location, voice identity, and location-based services. No litigation-funding source or original portfolio owner is publicly documented.