Experience
Intel Corp.
Altima
Finnegan defended Broadcom’s Altima subsidiary against Intel’s patent infringement allegations based on four separate patents in two different ITC actions and two different district court cases. Intel withdrew the first patent before trial when we found invalidating prior art. The second patent we proved invalid at trial, and Intel did not seek an appeal. For the third patent, we proved that 14 of 18 claims were invalid and our clients were entitled to use any pattern of solder balls other than a “bull’s-eye” pattern. And the ITC’s decision in Intel’s favor on the fourth patent was later rejected in the district court case when the judge issued a published decision in Altima’s favor on all claim construction issues.
Integrated Repeaters and Products Containing the Same; Integrated Repeaters, Switches, Transceivers, and Products Containing Same, 337-TA-430, 337-TA-435, ITC, Judge Luckern
Intel Corp. v. Altima, 2:99-cv-02488, E.D. Cal., Judges Burrell, Hollows
Altima v. Intel Corp., 5:00-cv-20994, N.D. Cal., Judges Trumbull, Ware
Altima v. ITC, 02-1110, -1111, Fed. Cir.
Federal Circuit rules in favor of Finnegan client InterDigital in appeal from ITC case
InterDigital Communications Corp.
Defending ADT, Actron AG, and Tokai Denshi against attempt to block importation of resonate tags
ADT, Actron AG, Tokai Denshi
First International Computer, FIC America, Everex
FIS successfully uses PTAB to invalidate quintessential “Business Method Patents”
Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS)
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