Context: In July, patent assertion entity (PAE) Electronic Edison Transmission Technologies, LLC sued Hyundai over the alleged infringement of one of its U.S. wireless charging patents in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas (full complaint below box). The complaint targeted a specific mobile power transfer method Hyundai allegedly used in its vehicles’ wireless charging features. Earlier this month, the court set a pretrial conference before District Judge Rodney Gilstrap and jury selection for 2028.
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Court and counsel
Court: District Judge Rodney Gilstrap.
Electronic Edison Transmission Technologies, LLC is being represented by David R. Bennett and Steven Kalberg of Direction IP Law.
Meanwhile, Hyundai is being represented by Jin-Suk Park and Patrick Conor Reidy of Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, as well as Melissa Richards Smith of Gillam & Smith.
