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So Say We All - Defendants accept conditional stay pending reexamination in Premier cases

By Michael Smith

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Two weeks ago Judge Folsom issued orders on the defendants' motions for stay pending reexamination in the Premier v. HP and Premier v. Microsoft cases.  (2:07cv 395 and 396 - docket no's 104 and 234 respectively) granting the motions conditioned on the defendants signing a stipulation "so that neither side will be prejudiced by the other side getting ?two bites at the apple.?"  Today Judge Folsom noted that all defendants in both cases accepted the stipulation, and accordingly stayed both cases, and directed the parties to notify the Court when the reexamination proceedings are complete. 

Full post as published by Eastern District of Texas Federal Court Practice on June 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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