Which notable cases or campaigns has Lori Frantzve led or been involved with since 2024?

1. What the question asks and how reporting was searched

The user’s question seeks named, verifiable instances — “notable cases or campaigns” — in which Lori Frantzve played a leading or involved role since 2024; that requires contemporaneous reporting, court dockets, campaign filings, or public announcements that specifically tie her to such efforts. The materials provided for review include corporate and patent listings, biographical sketches and people-search background pages, and a long-form fact-check-style piece that examines family connections, but none of these sources present a 2024–2025 dossier of legal cases or public campaigns with Frantzve as a named leader ^{[1] [2] [3] [6] [5]}.

2. Public-business affiliations and claimed defense/contract work

Reporting and public records cited in the provided materials portray Lori Frantzve in roles tied to private defense-technology ventures, including references to E3TEK Group and prior corporate DBAs such as IMET Laboratories/AZ‑Tech International, which the fact-check piece connects to defense and DHS/DoD contracts in its narrative about her professional profile ^[3]. People-search and news aggregation pages repeat those business-role claims, listing her as a CEO or principal at E3tekgroup and noting past corporate work history, though these summaries do not equate to documenting legal or campaign leadership ^{[5] [4]}.

3. Patent filings and technical work — active but not the same as legal/campaign leadership

Patent databases show that a Lori A. Frantzve is named on patent applications and inventions alongside co-inventors, indicating technical or inventive activity that is traceable through USPTO application listings compiled by sources like Justia ^[2]. Patent inventorship and corporate leadership provide a public trail of professional activity, but the sources do not frame those filings as part of litigation strategies, public campaigns, or named lawsuits since 2024 ^{[2] [1]}.

4. Media mentions, family visibility, and resultant attention

Several human-interest and news outlets have profiled Lori Frantzve primarily because of her relationship to public figures — notably her daughter Erika Kirk — and those profiles reprint biographical details such as career history and family background ^{[4] [7]}. A fact-check-style piece examined name variations, corporate DBAs, and alleged appearances in leaked records, but its focus is investigatory background rather than documenting recent lawsuits or organized public campaigns led by Frantzve ^[3].

5. Absence of documented cases or campaigns since 2024 in the available reporting

Searchable litigation databases summarized by RPX show zero patent litigation cases for Lori Frantzve — no active cases, no asserted patents, and neither plaintiff nor defendant roles listed — which directly indicates a lack of documented patent litigation tied to her name in those indexed sources ^[1]. Beyond that, the collected profiles, people-search entries and investigative articles provided do not report any named legal suits, electoral campaigns, public advocacy campaigns, or high‑profile legal involvement for Frantzve in the 2024–2025 timeframe ^{[6] [8] [9]}.

6. Bottom line and what remains unknown

Based on the provided reporting, there are verifiable traces of Lori Frantzve’s business and inventorship activity and consistent biographical references tied to family prominence, but there is no documented evidence in these sources that she led or was involved in any notable legal cases or public campaigns since 2024 ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}. If specific cases or campaigns are alleged elsewhere, those claims are not represented in the supplied materials; further confirmation would require searching court dockets, campaign filings, or contemporaneous news reporting beyond the provided sources.