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To: John Carragher who wrote (72945)	1/2/2008 11:37:47 AM
From: Stan	of 196924

John, there is no possibility of a finding of a "frivolous" lawsuit. The jury found violations, and the judge has upheld the jury's findings. Even if the jury had found against Broadcom, the judge saw enough merit in the claims to allow it to proceed to a jury verdict. Methinks that sometimes some posters on this Board have blinders on. I recall some of the posts speculating that Broadcom had no chance of obtaining an injunction after the willfulness argument went away. It is just not possible to speculate with any certainty what a judge well do. That is why settlement is always the best course of action.

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