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James R. Barney

High Court Urged to Take Broad View of Joint Infringement

February 7, 2013

Law360

On Friday, February 1, Akamai Technologies Inc. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed a conditional cross-petition for writ of certiorari in response to Limelight Networks Inc.’s petition for writ of certiorari. Akamai and MIT said the U.S. Supreme Court “should deny [Limelight’s] petition for a writ of certiorari,” adding that “if the court grants that petition, however, it should also grant this conditional cross-petition so the court can fully consider the question of liability for joint infringement, not just under one provision of the patent infringement statute . . . as Limelight requests, but under all relevant provisions of that statute.” Finnegan represented Akamai in this matter.

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