William P. Ramey, III of Ramey LLP has filed another “Certificate of Interested Parties” that purports to provide a “complete list of all persons, associations of persons, firms, partnerships, corporations, guarantors, insurers, affiliates, parent or subsidiary corporations, or other legal entities that are financially interested in the outcome of” a case. The case is the new one filed by Etto IP LLC, its first, in which the plaintiff accuses Adidas (Reebok) (6:23-cv-00003) of infringing a single patent, generally related to designing a product with a “three dimensional” mold, through the provision of the Reebok 3D Technology for making shoes. Revelations surfacing through the “Series of Extraordinary Events” in Delaware, though, suggest the name of a person who—and another entity or two that—might also be “financially interested” in the outcome of the new case.

Last week, RPX pointed its readers toward a string of new cases filed by various NPEs under the Dynamic IP Deals, LLC (d/b/a DynaIP) umbrella as well as public data suggesting that the start of multiple additional campaigns was likely imminent. Since then, one of those campaigns has begun; a new patent assignment to DynaIP has appeared; and the firm has created yet another Texas NPE.

Increasingly prolific monetization firm Dynamic IP Deals, LLC (d/b/a DynaIP) has been busy this month, so far opening up three campaigns—SmartWatch Mobileconcepts LLC focused on smartwatches, HALEY IP LLC on in-vehicle cameras, and WFR IP LLC on wireless earpieces and wearable piece products—and also filing several new cases via controlled plaintiff MISSED CALL LLC. The firm has filed dozens of new cases since the start of this year, and, having formed more than a handful of NPEs in Texas during the first half of 2022, DynaIP shows no signs of slowing down.