Google Becomes the Third Repeat Defendant in Scramoge’s Wireless Charging Litigation
November 13, 2021
Since April, Atlantic IP’s Scramoge Technology Limited has been filing litigation, across two campaigns as a formal matter, over wireless transfer patents from a former LG Innotek portfolio that it acquired this past February. Before November, two defendants—Apple and Samsung—had been sued in each campaign, but now Scramoge has sued Alphabet (Google) (6:21-cv-01138) in its second campaign, ticking the number of overlap defendants up to three. Targeted in the new Western District of Texas complaint with two of those former LG Innotek patents is the Google Pixel Stand wireless charging device.
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