Mesa Digital Sues HP Over Patent Infringement in Texas Court.

toner · 2025-09-09T11:06:10-04:00

On September 8, 2025, Mesa Digital, LLC filed a patent infringement lawsuit against HP Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas (Case No. 2:25-cv-00940), a jurisdiction well known for its high volume of intellectual property cases. The case has been assigned to Judge Robert W. Schroeder III and referred to Judge Roy S. Payne for preliminary matters. While specific details about the patents involved have not yet been disclosed publicly, the suit reportedly involves two patents and targets one HP product, likely in the consumer electronics or PC sector. Mesa Digital has filed similar lawsuits in 2025 against other major tech companies, including Dell and Gen Mobile, suggesting a broader strategy to enforce its intellectual property portfolio. This case is still in its earliest phase, with the complaint newly filed and court proceedings yet to begin. If the case proceeds to trial, it could involve complex issues related to patent validity, infringement claims, and potential damages. The outcome could have implications for HP’s product line and broader patent enforcement trends in the tech industry.

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On September 8, 2025, Mesa Digital, LLC filed a patent infringement lawsuit against HP Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas (Case No. 2:25-cv-00940), a jurisdiction well known for its high volume of intellectual property cases. The case has been assigned to Judge Robert W. Schroeder III and referred to Judge Roy S. Payne for preliminary matters.

While specific details about the patents involved have not yet been disclosed publicly, the suit reportedly involves two patents and targets one HP product, likely in the consumer electronics or PC sector. Mesa Digital has filed similar lawsuits in 2025 against other major tech companies, including Dell and Gen Mobile, suggesting a broader strategy to enforce its intellectual property portfolio.

This case is still in its earliest phase, with the complaint newly filed and court proceedings yet to begin. If the case proceeds to trial, it could involve complex issues related to patent validity, infringement claims, and potential damages. The outcome could have implications for HP’s product line and broader patent enforcement trends in the tech industry.
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