Freeny Family Adds Disney and Printer Makers to Wireless Hotspot Campaign
The three sons of late inventor Charles C. Freeny, Jr. have added seven new suits to their wireless hotspot campaign. Six of the latest complaints filed by Bryan E. Freeny, Charles C. Freeny III, and James P. Freeny allege infringement of four wireless communication patents (6,490,443; 6,806,977; 7,110,744; 7,301,664) through the provision of multi-function wireless printers made and sold by Brother (2:17-cv-00183), Konica Minolta (2:17-cv-00184), Lexmark (2:17-cv-00185), Oki Group (Oki Data) (2:17-cv-00186), Ricoh (2:17-cv-00187), and Xerox (2:17-cv-00188). Disney (2:17-cv-00155) is also accused of infringing the ‘443 patent alone through its MagicBand wireless wristbands, which are used for authenticating guests at Walt Disney World.
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- Freeny et al v Apple Inc
- Freeny et al v. Buffalo Technology (USA) Inc
- Freeny et al v. ASUSTeK Computer Inc et al
- Freeny et al v. Belkin International, Inc.
- Freeny et al v IC Intracom Holdings LLC et al
- Freeny et al v D-Link Corporation et al
- Charles C. Freeny III et al. v. Ruckus Wireless, Inc.
- Freeny et al v TP-Link Technologies Co Ltd et al
- Freeny et al v. Western Digital Corporation
- Freeny et al v Netgear Inc
