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: The Patent ProspectorTroll This
By Gary Odom and Jordan Kuhn
In
the semiconductor patent litigation of Rambus versus Hynix, Samsung, Nanya and
Micron: Judge Ronald Whyte in the Northern District of California ruled in favor
of Rambus's in limine motion "to preclude the use of derogatory
characterizations of patents and patentholders, granting the motion as to the
term ?patent troll? and limiting the use of the term ?submarine patent.?" The
pejoratives may still be used during closing argument.
Full post as published by The Patent Prospector on January 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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