A couple of years ago, on the eve of trial in Florida state court, plaintiff Constance Kazanjian and defendant Leigh M. Rothschild and various of his controlled entities, also named as defendants, settled a lawsuit by which Kazanjian sought, among other things, payment of “10% of all monies received from pending cases under $500[K] and . . . 20% of all monies received of pending cases over” $500K. Kazanjian’s complaint suggests that Rothschild turned to patent monetization because of difficulty selling the portfolio of patents on which he is the named inventor and that Kazanjian herself is the mastermind behind the web of litigating Rothschild-linked plaintiffs that has grown up since, Kazanjian apparently taking inspiration from a company that Rothschild allegedly hired in the early days: none other than MAVEXAR LLC, the consulting arm of Texas monetization firm IP Edge LLC.