Arena IP, LLC, an entity associated with Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC (d/b/a OL PATENTS), has filed a new round of complaints in its sole litigation campaign, launched in April 2022, the plaintiff now suing Boingo Wireless (4:23-cv-00085) in the Eastern District of Texas, Extreme Networks (3:23-cv-00238) and Minnesota Vikings Football (3:23-cv-00260) in the Northern District of Texas, New England Patriots (4:23-cv-00428) in the Southern District of Texas, and Verizon (Verizon Communications) (6:23-cv-00054) in the Western District of Texas. The plaintiff asserts in each complaint a single patent generally related to communicating data to “hand held wireless devices located throughout a sports and entertainment venue”. The defendants are accused of infringement through the provision or support of networking solutions and and related products (e.g., mobile apps and software) that support functionalities intended for spectators of an event, including mobile ordering, networking, and/or video replays.

Facing a pair of motions to dismiss in its April round of suits, Arena IP, LLC has filed new complaints, one against each of CommScope (2:22-cv-00332), in the Eastern District of Texas, and HP Enterprise (HPE) (Aruba Networks) (6:22-cv-00885), in the Western. Infringement allegations of the single patent-in-suit—broadly related to “hand held wireless devices located throughout a sports and entertainment venue”—are in line with those in the cases already underway in the Western District of Texas against AT&T, Cisco, and Ericsson, with the plaintiff targeting interactive functionalities intended for spectators of an event (e.g., placing bets, streaming/uploading content, uploading media, and more) within certain networking solutions and related products.

Arena IP, LLC, an entity associated with Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC (d/b/a OL PATENTS), has filed its first litigation, suing AT&T (6:22-cv-00384), Cisco Systems (6:22-cv-00382), and Ericsson (6:22-cv-00381) in the Western District of Texas. Asserted is a single patent generally related to managing the communication of data to “hand held wireless devices located throughout a sports and entertainment venue”, with the defendants accused of infringement through the provision of certain networking solutions and products that support various interactive functionalities intended for spectators of an event (e.g., betting and streaming/uploading content).