The Delaware Court of Chancery has upheld most of the attorney-client privilege claims Dell Inc. had invoked in its contract dispute with a patent licensing software designer. Of the 41 documents challenged by the software designer, Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons Jr. held that Dell correctly labeled 37 documents as protected under attorney-client privilege because the business and legal advice in the documents cannot be separated.
MPEG LA LLC, a Delaware limited liability company headquartered in Denver, offers patent portfolio licenses to companies wishing to manufacture, sell or distribute products with the MPEG-2 technology. The technology enables companies to code moving pictures and associated audio information.
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