The first round of cases filed by TG--2006 Holdings, LLC, in late 2023 into early 2024, having run its course, the plaintiff has filed another, suing Atlassian (2:25-cv-00249) and Monday.com (2:25-cv-00250) in separate Eastern District of Texas complaints, as well as Dropbox (1:25-cv-00297), Marlin Management (d/b/a Marlin Equity Partners) (Arcserve) (1:25-cv-00296), Notion Labs (1:25-cv-00299), OpenDrives (1:25-cv-00300), and Spreadsheet.com (1:25-cv-00309) in the District of Delaware. Prior defendant in this campaign Microsoft filed a motion to dismiss for pleading inadequacies and for unpatentable subject matter, arguing as to the latter that the asserted patent claims against it are ineligibly drawn to the abstract idea of “using a filing system to track and display information on the status of business tasks”.

Following its inaugural case against Open Text (Carbonite) in December 2023, TG--2006 Holdings, LLC has now filed an array of suits in myriad districts, one against each of Acronis SCS (1:24-cv-00292), Box (6:24-cv-00060), Microsoft (6:24-cv-00065), pCloud (2:24-cv-00069), Siber Systems (1:24-cv-00174), Sync.com (2:24-cv-00070), and Wrike (3:24-cv-00214). The three patents-in-suit, asserted in overlapping sets, generally relate to methods for displaying time-critical information; more specifically, to a user interface that allows tasks to be organized hierarchically and that will display information at different levels when a deadline is missed. The defendants are accused of infringement through the provision of their respective filesharing (Acronis, Box, Microsoft, pCloud, Siber Systems, and Sync.com) and project management (Wrike) platforms. At issue are certain collaboration tools, including backup scheduling, file syncing, and project monitoring.