Litigation
Realtek Semiconductor Corp. v. LSI Corporation et al.
judgmentC-12-03451
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- Filed
- 2012-06-29
Patents at issue (2)
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Summary
RAND/breach-of-contract action by Realtek against LSI and Agere, alleging breach of RAND/Letter-of-Assurance obligations by suing Realtek at the ITC before offering a RAND license. The '958 and '867 patents were the declared IEEE 802.11 standards-essential patents at issue; a jury awarded Realtek $3,825,000, and the verdict was upheld after post-trial motions.
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