SA&H Alabama Holdings, LLC et al v. Last Minute Investments B Inc. et al

A scheduling order dropped on April 20, 2026, in SA&H Alabama Holdings, LLC et al v. Last Minute Investments B Inc. et al, docket 24-cv-01067, moving the case into active litigation posture.

The order is a patent scheduling order, which means the court has set the procedural calendar for claim construction, discovery, and expert disclosures. That clock is now running.

The case pits SA&H Alabama Holdings and its co-plaintiffs against Last Minute Investments B Inc. and its co-defendants. The core dispute is patent infringement, though the specific patents-in-suit and the accused products are not yet detailed in the available record.

Patent cases at this stage live or die on claim construction — how the court reads the patent claims determines what the plaintiff can prove and what the defendant can knock out.

No judge is listed as assigned in the current docket record. That gap matters: claim construction hearings, also called Markman hearings, are judge-driven, and the assigned judge's history with patent cases shapes how aggressively the court will manage the schedule and how receptive it will be to early dispositive motions.

The filing date is not confirmed in the record, but the docket number — 24-cv-01067 — places the original complaint in 2024. The gap between filing and the April 2026 scheduling order suggests the parties may have spent time on early motion practice or settlement talks before the court set the litigation calendar.