POWERLOGIX FILES SUIT

AUSTIN - September 20, 2004: – PowerLogix, a recognized technology leader in the Apple Computer market place since 1996, filed a thirteen-count Federal lawsuit on September 15, 2004 seeking in excess of $1,500,000 in actual damages, statutory damages and punitive damages for what it alleges was a conspiracy by former business partners and competitors to unlawfully appropriate its software, trade secrets and drive it out of business.   The suit, pending in the Austin Division of the United States Federal Court for the Western District of Texas names WayPoint Distribution, Inc., Giga Designs, L.L.C., MicroMat Computer Systems, Inc., MicroMat, Inc., Soft 77, L.L.C. and Virtex Assembly Services, Inc. as defendants.

PowerLogix and its banking partner, Commerce Capital, L.P. have retained the Stratton Law Firm and Hance, Scarborough, Woodward, & Weisbart to represent them.   The PowerLogix suit is filed in the Austin Division of the United States Federal Court for the Western District of Texas as 962, Inc., d/b/a PowerLogix and Commerce Capital, L.P. v. WayPoint Distribution, Inc., John Swartz, Giga Designs, L.L.C., MicroMat Computer Systems, Inc., MicroMat, Inc., Soft 77, L.L.C., Virtex Assembly Services, Inc.; Cause No. A04CA-596SS, United States District Court, Western Division of Texas, Austin Division. A copy of the filed Complaint is available for download.

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