Fractus and Geotab end U.S. litigation over IoT antenna tech after IPR, ex parte attempts fall to “settled expectations”

Context: Fractus sued Geotab in December 2024 in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleging infringement of several patents covering antenna technology used to connect Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices (December 16, 2024 ip fray article).

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In the Eastern District of Texas, Fractus was represented by Susman Godfrey’s Max L. Tribble, Joseph Grinstein, Justin A. Nelson, and Rachel P. Thompson; Capshaw DeRieux‘s S. Calvin Capshaw; and Miller Fair Henry‘s Claire Abernathy.

  1. According to Fractus, after it filed its complaint, Geotab’s SmartWitness products were acquired by Sensata Technologies, which was itself subsequently acquired by Xirgo Technologies. ↩︎