Piney Woods Mobility LLC v. Apple Inc.
Active litigation- Docket:
- 7:26-cv-00068
- Filed:
- 2026-02-26
This is an active litigation case filed against Apple Inc.
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12 cases as plaintiff.
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This is an active litigation case filed against Apple Inc.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC filed a patent infringement case against Apple Inc.
The lawsuit alleges infringement related to location-sharing programs and services such as SmartThings.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC sued Samsung Electronics for alleged infringement related to location-sharing programs and services, specifically mentioning SmartThings.
The complaint alleges that T-Mobile's Family Mode ecosystem and associated devices infringe patent US9615204 and five other related patents concerning two-way position information sharing technology.
The lawsuit alleges infringement related to location-sharing programs and services such as AT&T Secure Family.
The lawsuit alleges infringement related to location-sharing programs and services such as Verizon Family.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC filed a complaint alleging infringement of US Patent 9736618 and five other related patents concerning two-way position information sharing technology. The complaint claims T-Mobile's Family Mode ecosystem and associated devices infringe the patents, and that T-Mobile had notice of the patent family since at least September 2010.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC filed a patent infringement case against Verizon Communications, Inc. and other defendants.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC sued AT&T Inc. and AT&T Services, Inc. for alleged infringement by AT&T's location-sharing services, such as AT&T Secure Family.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC alleges that T-Mobile's Family Mode ecosystem infringes US patent 9185522 and other related patents, claiming T-Mobile has had notice of the patent family since at least September 2010.
Piney Woods Mobility LLC sued Verizon Communications, Inc. for alleged infringement by Verizon's location-sharing services, such as Verizon Family.