Aretis Limited files corporate disclosure in patent suit against Flyyes Technology in California

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Aretis Limited filed a corporate disclosure statement in a patent lawsuit against Flyyes Technology in the Northern District of California, docket 25-cv-07065. The disclosure complies with court rules requiring identification of interested entities.

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• • Patent litigation
• • Corporate disclosure
• • Rule 7.1 compliance

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N.D. Cal.

Northern District of California · 9th Circuit · CA

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3:25-cv-07065 Aretis Limited v. Flyyes Technology PTE. Ltd.

Other · May 12, 2026

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This case is tied to Northern District of California, a federal district court in CA.

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Northern District of California (N.D. Cal.) is a federal district court in the 9th Circuit, CA.

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Other May 11, 2026

3:25-cv-07065 Aretis Limited v. Flyyes Technology PTE. Ltd.

In the case Aretis Limited v. Flyyes Technology PTE. Ltd., the plaintiff filed a Certificate of Interested Entities and Corporate Disclosure Statement under Rule 7.1. This filing identifies any entities with a financial interest in the case, ensuring transparency about potential conflicts of interest. It helps the court and parties understand who might influence the litigation.

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