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Lower48 IP LLC v. Shopify, Inc.
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November 06, 2023
WDTX Declines To Mess With Litigation Funding Disclosure
A Canadian e-commerce software company's effort to import a Delaware federal judge's controversial litigation funding disclosure rules into the Western District of Texas has definitively flopped.
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August 07, 2023
IP Data Co. Decries Shopify's 'Smear' Campaign Over Funding
Canadian e-commerce company Shopify's push to make a patent owner provide more information about its funding is nothing more than a publicity grab and smear campaign, the patentee has told a Texas federal judge.
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July 24, 2023
Shopify Asks Texas Judge To Expose Alleged IP Edge Affiliate
E-commerce software brand Shopify doubled-down on its legal attack on the business practices of IP Edge, urging a San Antonio federal judge to reject a Waco magistrate judge's holding that an allegedly affiliated licensing company does not have to reveal who is funding it and can stay out of what Shopify's lawyers have called a campaign to "expose patent trolls."
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June 07, 2023
Shopify Thinks Del. Judge's Funding Rules Work In Texas
The e-commerce software brand Shopify said Wednesday it is trying to bring new litigation funding disclosure rules from Delaware's chief federal judge into another popular patent jurisdiction — the Western District of Texas — as part of what the company's top lawyer calls a campaign to "expose patent trolls."