Skilled in the Art: Cisco and Arista Find Peace. Plus, Mark Lemley Notches Another Win
Cisco's eleventh-hour peace deal with Arista looks like good news for both companies. Meanwhile, Quinn Emanuel notches a win in a fast-moving 3-D printer patent fight and Durie Tangri partner Mark Lemley is on a roll at the Federal Circuit.
August 07, 2018 at 09:00 PM
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|Surprisingly Constructive Settlement for Cisco and Arista
Matt Powers Arista Networks John Desmarais Cisco Systems Inc Cisco general counsel Mark Chandler the key witness in the antitrust trial wrote Monday a pretty good deal for both sides
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Lawyers, Guns and 3D Printing
making plastic guns with 3D printers MarkForged Inc Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan Desktop Metal Inc Latham & Watkins persuaded a jury “seminal patents” Both sides also accuse each other of stealing trade secrets Judge William Young 1) It moved at a ridiculously breakneck pace a rocket docket on steroids 2) Steve Cherny who led Quinn Emanuel's trial team, is going up against his former law firm. Kirkland & Ellis
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Feds Trying to Knock Orrick Off Fitbit Employee Case
Fitbit Jawbone moved to disqualify Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe Katherine Mogal reported Monday AUSA Amie Rooney Walt Brown Randall Luskey Melinda Haag International Trade Commission
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D-Del Back to Full Strength
Maryellen Noreika Colm Connolly The news Senior Judge Gregory Sleet Weil, Gotshal & Manges partner Edward Reines Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell Morgan, Lewis & Bockius
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All Laterals, All the Time
Morgan Lewis & Bockius McDermott Will & Emery Jeffrey Gargano, Krista Vink Venegas, Shon Lo, Hersh Mehta Kevin Shortsle Natalie Bennett Brent Hawkins Eric Kraeutler Jones Day Michael Hendershot Paul Hastings' Jenna Greene reports Anthony Insogna LeClairRyan added three patent lawyers Charles Yang John Yang FisherBroyles Todd Martin
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RPX Not Giving In on Real Parties
RPX Corp a panel decision still isn't coming clean about one of those relationships Patent Trial and Appeal Board Salesforce.com Applications in Internet Time Steven Sereboff of SoCal IP Law Group own public statements Riptide Parent LLC
|This Mark Lemley Is on a Winning Streak
there are two different people named Mark Lemley Stanford law professor volume volume academic scholarship. Durie Tangri GoPro v. Contour IP Holding GoPro In re BigCommerce a partial victory very few were gimmes
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Wi-Lan Scores Big Verdict Against Apple
Wi-Lan obtained a $145 million verdict Apple McKool Smith chairman Mike McKool Quarterhill Robert Cote, Brett Cooper, Ashley Moore, Steven Pollinger, Jonathan Yim Seth Hasenour Warren Lipschitz, Kevin Schubert, Christopher McNett, Drew Hollander Elisa Lee.
Phew, that was a lot of ground to cover. But it's good to be back, and I'll see you all again on Friday .
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