Already in December, Fleet Connect Solutions LLC (FCS), an Empire IP LLC plaintiff, has sued Lenovo (2:24-cv-01047), Moxa (2:24-cv-01050), Olympus and OM Digital Solutions (2:24-cv-01049), Pittasoft (2:24-cv-01029), Portable Multimedia (2:24-cv-01054), and Southwest International Trucks (2:24-cv-01024), all in the Eastern District of Texas, as well as Schneider National Carriers (2:24-cv-10435), in the Central District of California. That latter district, like the Northern District of California and the Northern District of Georgia, where Fleet Connect has filed other cases, imposes heightened disclosure requirements on litigants—requirements in response to which FCS, represented in all of these districts by Rozier Hardt McDonough PLLC, has uniformly identified no “persons” having a financial or other interest in the outcome of the case.