National Law Journal
...brutal." Additionally, Cooley scored a significant win for Qualcomm Inc., which was sued in 2009 by Gabriel Technologies Corp. on an...
National Law Journal
...Before: KEITH, BOGGS, and MOORE, Circuit Judges.OPINIONLexmark International, Inc. ("Lexmark") is a major producer of laser printers and toner cartridges for...
...exclusion order that would have barred the United States from importing Qualcomm Inc. chips for 3G mobile networks. The chips were used in virtually...
... William Sailer, a senior vice president and legal counsel at Qualcomm Inc., echoed this sentiment during the panel discussion. He uses blogs and...
Recent court decisions show that a commitment to a standards-setting organization, while flexible, is far from toothless
...Inc.'s allegations were "at best, circumstantial," but gave the company permission to file an amended suit. The original action named Qualcomm...
Their attorneys must see that they obey it, especially since the client has a vested interest in the dispute
...Before his death, Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs famously vowed to go "...
...Although its importance was not immediately clear — Continental T.V. Inc. v. GTE Sylvania Inc., 433 U.S. 36 (1977), and ...
...Visa Inc., Verizon Communications Inc., Microsoft Corp., Sony Corp., MetLife Inc., Hilton Worldwide and Qualcomm Inc. Ortiz said his job is "mayhem." But...
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