T-Squared Law

T-Squared Law, PLLC is a Dallas-based law firm recognized for its involvement in patent litigation. Publicly available information regarding its broader firm profile, including extensive office footprint, specific headcount, or rankings by publications such as AmLaw or Chambers for a US-based IP litigation practice, is not readily ascertainable. The firm's representation in tracked cases points to a focus within the intellectual property domain.

The firm's patent litigation experience, as evidenced by its appearance in Sampo IP, LLC v. Ambit Energy Holdings, LLC et al., involves technology related to "Centrifugal Communication and Collaboration Method" patents. These patents broadly describe systems and methods for a central server to manage and distribute information to groups of recipients, facilitating collaboration. This suggests a specialty in software or communication-related technologies.

T-Squared Law, PLLC has exclusively represented plaintiffs in its tracked patent litigation matters, with one recorded instance on the plaintiff side and none on the defendant side. This indicates a preference for enforcing patent rights on behalf of patent holders.

The firm's most notable tracked case is Sampo IP, LLC v. Ambit Energy Holdings, LLC et al., a patent infringement suit filed against multiple operating companies including Ambit Energy Holdings, BMC Software Inc., HomeAway, Inc., Hoover's Inc., and Ristken Software. This case, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, concluded within a year through a series of confidential settlements, resulting in the dismissal of all claims by April 2014. No substantive court rulings or public outcomes beyond settlement were reported.

Information regarding T-Squared Law, PLLC's involvement in Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) or Inter Partes Review (IPR) proceedings is not publicly available. The Sampo IP case specifically noted the absence of parallel PTAB proceedings involving the asserted patent. Key attorneys associated with the firm's patent litigation efforts include Michael J. Lyons, who served as lead counsel in the Sampo IP case, along with Kyle S. Funderburk and Christopher S. Nolland.