In July 2021, Golba LLC transferred 17 issued US patents to Array IP LLC, a Texas entity apparently associated with monetization firm IP Edge LLC. Last November, Creekview IP LLC launched a device charging campaign over one of those patents, suing five defendants, two in the District of Delaware. This March Waverly Licensing LLC, a third entity apparently associated with IP Edge, joined the fray, asserting a second former Golba patent in seven separate complaints, six of them filed in Delaware. Then April hit. More specifically, Chief Delaware Judge Colm F. Connolly handed down two standing orders aimed at corporate and third-party litigation funding disclosures for litigants in his courtroom. Given the events over the next months, it is no surprise that this past week, during IP Edge’s typical end-of-the-month filing spree, Creekview IP and Waverly Licensing did file more cases, a combined eight more in fact, and that none of those suits was filed in Delaware.