IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS

EASTERN DIVISION

ABC CORPORATION I, 

ABC CORPORATION II,

Plaintiffs,

v.

THE PARTNERSHIPS AND 

UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATIONS 

IDENTIFIED ON SCHEDULE A,

et al., 

Defendants.

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Case No. 20-cv-4806

Judge Thomas M. Durkin 

Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Cole

PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION ORDER

THIS CAUSE being before the Court on Plaintiffs Hangzhou Chic Intelligent Technology 

Co. (“Chic”) and Unicorn Global Inc. (“Unicorn”) (collectively, “Plaintiffs”) Motion of Entry of 

a Preliminary Injunction, and this Court having heard the arguments, weighed the evidence, and 

provided each party a full and fair opportunity to be heard hereby GRANTS Plaintiffs’ Motion for 

Entry of a Preliminary Injunction in its entirety against Gyroor (including the stores 

gyroorboard.com, and gyroor.com), Jiangyou-US,1 Gyroshoes, Fengchi-US, HGSM, 

Gaodeshang-US, and Urbanmax (“Gyroor Defendants”)2, each of which operate e-commerce 

stores under one or more seller aliases identified in the attached amended Exhibit A (Dkt. 447).

1 This order will be modified accordingly if the Court should grant Jiangyou-US’s pending motion 

to dismiss for personal jurisdiction, R. 363. The Court notes that Jiangyou-US, Amazon Merchant 

ID A2WDDE8MIQH0TE is already enjoined by the preliminary injunction entered November 24, 

2020, R. 113, R. 101-14 (“Schedule A”), albeit with reference to a different Amazon Standard 

Identification Number. 

2 Although one Gyroor Defendant—Gyroor-US—did not participate in these most recent

preliminary injunction proceedings, Gyroor-US is currently bound by the preliminary injunction 

entered on November 24, 2020, and amended on December 23, 2020. See Dkts. 113, 147. 

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THIS COURT HEREBY FINDS that it has personal jurisdiction over the Gyroor 

Defendants since the Gyroor Defendants directly target their business activities toward consumers 

in the United States, including Illinois. Venue is also appropriate under 28 U.S.C. § 1391(c). 

Specifically, Defendants have targeted sales to Illinois residents by setting up and operating ecommerce stores that offer shipping to the United States, including Illinois, accept payment in U.S. 

dollars, provide confirmation emails identifying the consumers’ addresses, including Illinois 

addresses, and have sold products that directly and/or indirectly infringe on Plaintiffs’ United 

States design patents (“Patents-in-Suit”) as shown in the chart below to residents of Illinois. 

The following table illustrates the figures in the D737,723 patent (“the ’D723 patent”). 

Patent 

Number

D737,723

Claim Issue Date

September 

1, 2015

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Patent 

Number

D737,723

Claim Issue Date

September 

1, 2015

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Patent 

Number

D737,723

Claim Issue Date

September 

1, 2015

The following table illustrates the figures in the D738,256 (“the ’D256 patent”).

Patent 

Number

D738,256

Claim Issue Date

September 

8, 2015

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Patent 

Number

D738,256

Claim Issue Date

September 

8, 2015

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Patent 

Number

D738,256

Claim Issue Date

September 

8, 2015

The following table illustrates the figures in the D785,112 (“the ’D112 patent”).

Patent 

Number

Claim Issue Date

D785,112 April 25, 

2017

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Patent 

Number

Claim Issue Date

The following table illustrates the figures in the D784,195 (“the ’D195 patent”).

Patent 

Number

Claim Issue Date

D784,195 April 18, 

2017

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Patent 

Number

Claim Issue Date

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THIS COURT FURTHER FINDS that issuing this Preliminary Injunction is warranted 

under Federal of Civil Procedure 65. Argument and evidence submitted in support of this Motion

(Dkts. 384–388) and in support of Plaintiffs’ previously granted Motion for Entry of a Preliminary 

Injunction (Dkts. 105–07) establish that Plaintiffs have demonstrated a likelihood of success on 

the merits; that no remedy at law exists; and that Plaintiffs have suffered and will to suffer 

irreparable harm if the injunction is not granted. Specifically, Plaintiffs have proved a prima facie

case of design patent infringement because (1) Plaintiffs are the lawful assignee of all rights, title 

and interest in and to the Patents-in-Suit, (2) Gyroor Defendants make, use, offer for sale, sell, 

and/or import into the United States for subsequent sale or use products that directly and/or 

indirectly infringe the Patents-in-Suit, and (3) an ordinary observer would be deceived into 

thinking the products sold by the Gyroor Defendants are the same as the products manufactured 

and sold by Plaintiffs that utilize the Patents-in-Suit (“Plaintiffs’ Products”). Furthermore, the 

Gyroor Defendants’ continued and unauthorized use of the Patents-in-Suit irreparably harms 

Plaintiffs through loss of customer goodwill, reputational harm, and Plaintiffs’ ability to exploit 

the Patents-in-Suit. Monetary damages fail to address such damage and, therefore, Plaintiffs have 

no adequate remedy at law. Moreover, the public interest is served by entry of this Preliminary 

Injunction to dispel the public confusion created by Defendants’ actions. As such, this Court 

orders that: 

1. The Gyroor Defendants and their officers, agents, servants, employees, attorneys, 

and all persons who are in active concert or participation3 with any of them who receive actual 

notice of this Order, be preliminarily enjoined and restrained from: 

3 Plaintiffs have identified a number of Gyroor-associated Amazon storefronts that become active 

for short periods of time before shutting down temporarily, seemingly for the purposes of evading 

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a. offering for sale, selling, and importing any products not authorized by 

Plaintiffs and that include any reproduction, copy or colorable imitation of the design claimed in 

the Patents-in-Suit on any online website, social media pages, social media links, or online stores;

b. aiding, abetting, contributing to, or otherwise assisting anyone, in infringing 

upon the Patents-in-Suit (this provision prohibits, inter alia, creating new or reactivating Amazon 

Standard Identification Numbers (ASIN) on Amazon.com directed to products that infringe the 

Patents-in-Suit or that are reproductions of, copies of, or colorably similar to the Patents-in-Suit); 

and

c. effecting assignments or transfers, forming new entities or associations, or 

utilizing any other device for the purpose of circumventing or otherwise avoiding the prohibitions

set forth in subparagraphs (a) and (b). 

2. The Gyroor Defendants shall be restrained and enjoined from transferring or 

disposing of any money or other assets until further ordered by this court, provided that the amount 

of assets restrained or enjoined shall not exceed three times the amount of that Gyroor Defendant’s

sales—from September 1, 2015 to the present—of two-wheeled hoverboards and their accessories. 

Third Party Payment Providers and Third Party Providers shall prevent any such transfers or 

dispositions of assets within their custody or control. 

3. Upon Plaintiffs’ request, those providing services to the Gyroor Defendants and/or 

Exhibit A Storefronts4 shall within five (5) days after receipt of such request: 

intellectual property enforcement. See Dkt. 328. This Order applies to such “pop-up” storefronts, 

due to their acting in active concert of participation with the Gyroor Defendants. See Dkt. 444 

(order holding Gyroor Defendants in contempt based, in part, on such a finding). As such, those 

acting in active concert or participation with the Gyroor Defendants includes but is not limited to 

the entities listed in Exhibit A to this Order (“Exhibit A Storefronts”). 

4 Certain entities—including but not limited to PayPal, Inc. (“PayPal”), Amazon Pay, eBay, 

Google Pay, and AliExpress.com—provide payment processing services. These are the “Third 

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a. disable and cease providing services being used by the Gyroor Defendants 

and/or Exhibit A Storefronts, currently or in the future, to engage in the sale of goods that infringe 

the Patents-in-Suit;

b. disable and cease displaying any advertisements or listings used by or 

associated with the Gyroor Defendants and/or Exhibit A Storefronts in connection with the sale of 

infringing goods using the Patents-in-Suit;

c. take all steps necessary to prevent links to the Exhibit A Storefronts from 

displaying in search results, including, but not limited to, removing links to such storefronts from 

any search index; 

d. as for Amazon.com, disabling, ceasing, and removing all of the ASINs that 

are identified on Exhibit B;

e. as for Amazon.com, after confirming with an Amazon.com representative, 

disabling, ceasing, and removing all ASINs that are related or affiliated with or a variant of those

identified on Exhibit B; and

f. as for Amazon.com, taking all steps necessary to prevent any new product 

identifier (including ASINs) of infringing hoverboard products from being offered for sale by the 

Gyroor Defendants and/or Exhibit A storefronts and from displaying in search results, including, 

but not limited to, on the pages of such storefronts and from any search index.

Party Payment Providers.” Other entities providing any type of services to or in connection with 

the Gyroor Defendants and/or Exhibit A Storefronts shall be referred to as “Third Party Providers.” 

These include but are not limited to any online marketplace platforms (such as eBay, Amazon.com, 

and Walmart), web hosts, sponsored search engine or ad-word providers, credit cards, banks, 

merchant account providers, third-party processors and other payment processing service 

providers, and Internet search engines such as Google, Bing, Facebook.com, and Yahoo. For the 

avoidance of doubt, Amazon.com is a Third Party Provider and this Paragraph 3 therefore applies 

to Amazon.com. 

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4. For Gyroor.com and Gyroorboard.com, within three (3) days of this Order:

a. disabling, ceasing, and removing all of the infringing products that are 

identified on Exhibit C;

b. taking all steps necessary to prevent any new infringing hoverboard 

products from being offered for sale or sold on Gyroor.com and Gyroorboard.com; and

c. disabling and ceasing displaying any advertisements or listings used by or 

associated with the infringing products identified on Exhibit C.

5. Upon Plaintiffs’ request, the Third Party Payment Providers and Third Party 

Providers shall within thirty (30) days of such request, provide to Plaintiffs copies of all documents 

and records in such entity’s possession or control relating to: 

a. the aliases, merchant tokens, identities, seller IDs, and locations of each of 

the Exhibit A Storefronts, their agents, servants, employees, confederates, attorneys, and any 

persons suspected to be acting in concert or participation with them, including all known contact 

information and all associated e-mail addresses;

b. the nature of each of the Exhibit A Storefronts’ operations and all associated 

sales, methods of payment for services and financial information, including, without limitation, 

identifying information associated with the Exhibit A Storefronts’ financial accounts;

c. a full accounting of each of the Exhibit A Storefronts’ sales and listing 

histories; 

d. any financial accounts owned or controlled by any of the Gyroor Defendants 

and/or Exhibit A Storefronts, their agents, servants, employees, confederates, attorneys, and any 

persons suspected to be acting in concert or participation with them, including such accounts 

residing with or under the control of any banks, savings and loan associations, payment processors 

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or other financial institutions including, without limitation, PayPal, Amazon Pay, Google Pay, 

eBay and other merchant account providers, payment providers, third party processors, and credit 

card association (e.g., MasterCard, VISA);

e. any other online marketplace accounts registered by any of the Gyroor 

Defendants and/or Exhibit A Storefronts; 

f. any inventory information or “fulfilled by Amazon” arrangements, 

associated with any of the Gyroor Defendants and/or Exhibit A Storefronts; and

g. any product identifier (e.g., ASIN) associated with any products sold or 

offered for sale by any of the Exhibit A Storefronts.

6. Plaintiffs have already deposited with the Court two hundred fifty thousand dollars 

($250,000) (Dkt. 360) as security in conjunction with a preliminary injunction in this matter that 

remains operative (Dkts. 113, 147).

DATED: October 13, 2021

_____________________________

Thomas M. Durkin 

United States District Judge

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Exhibit A5

No. Amazon Merchant Name Amazon Merchant ID

1 xiangxiang-us A35GA6R9D0UV0D 

2 yaohuisheng-us A17P73Q4CL7ADK

3 shanchun-us A2NUD2WSEZ9ZT

4 baiboyuan-us A3OBV1BHJSJBH1

5 guangzhourunzhoumaoyiyouxiangongsi AMPT122SDFWCA

6 kangjuxin-us A3FGA3GPJLAIIE

7 zhonghongxin-us A25PYSLZ5XW50W

8 honghaiya-us AIFII05V4L3I3

9 junwei-us A19J9XVUEEK8QR

10 yuwei-us A4MTNVPTGXZZH

11 yutongcheng-us A1JCDB3MNAG9AX

12 yanjin-us A17JZOCRNF1QD9

13 minghuangsheng-us A1042U6O0WK9FR

14 guirong-us A3C03X9QJLWAJO

15 guanjiacheng-us A1BKW1NUP4TNYD

16 zhipeng-us A14K5GI4JEB6O5

17 rongjiamaoyi A2DA8CSKTCC66B

18 JIANGYOU-US A2WDDE8MIQH0TE

19 GYROOR US A57BIIPQ5F3FT

20 Urbanmax A2YJ4WYC01L51J

21 Gyroor, also operating

standalone websites as

Gyroor.com and

gyroorboard.com.

AHGEGWXX7DCPQ

22 Gyroshoes A2ARNHQ8SVCIBQ

23 Fengchi-US A11ZZ2BGHTDJWC

24 HGSM A18SI7S9NCFNDA

25 Gaodeshang-US AYN60ZNVZ6M1Q

5 This is a list of identified Amazon storefronts that sell the Accused Products under the Gyroor 

brand. This includes those directly identified with the named defendants in this litigation and popup stores that appear to be acting in active concert and participation with the named defendants. 

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Exhibit B6

ASINs

1 B07PHFP8GB 

2 B07C3C861F

3 B07GFK49QR

4 B07GFKZLD3

5 B07PG8VYBK

6 B08B4R7RTP

7 B08R23QQT8

8 B0779826VN 

9 B07S4KXRQR 

10 B08RYMXRWM

11 B08NT551P4

12 B08NSYZMHY

13 B08VXGN6TR

14 B08JFT7228

15 B08NDZ5HMV

16 B08NSHNKTN

17 B08B3CDSJ8

18 B08G87H165

19 B08B3LBGFH

20 B08B38H3QG

21 B07TWZZY9C

22 B08CS7VD1F

23 B08CS6WQR8

24 B083DVR9BK

25 B08K3GKV4N

6 This is a list of ASINs that are of have been associated with Accused Products offered for sale 

by the storefronts in Exhibit A. 

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Exhibit C

Product Current URI

Gyroorboard.com infringing hoverboard products

Gyroor T580 series 

and variants

https://gyroorboard.com/collections/gyroor-t580-hoverboard

Gyroor T581 series 

and variants

https://gyroorboard.com/collections/t581-off-road-all-terrainhoverboard

Gyroor G5 series 

and variants

https://gyroorboard.com/collections/gyroor-g5-hoverboard

Gyroor G11 series 

and variants

https://gyroorboard.com/collections/gyroor-g11-hoverboard

Gyroor.com infringing hoverboard products

Gyroor 6.5 inch 

hoverboards

https://gyroor.com/collections/6-5inch-hoverboard

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