From E-Data email list:
A Notice of Appearance dated May 22, 1998 has been filed on behalf of
IGE/E-Data, indicating that two new lawyers are appearing on behalf of that
party.
The new lawyers are Albert L. Jacobs, Jr. and Philip M. Weiss of the law
firm of Graham & James. (Their web site is at gj.com .) The
web site says, in part:
Founded in San Francisco in 1934, Graham
& James today has some 400 attorneys in
offices in key U.S. business and government
centers, and is part of an international
network of more than 1,000 lawyers in 30
offices around the globe.
Mr. Jacobs was first admitted to practice in 1964 and is admitted to
practice before the US Patent and Trademark Office. (On the records of the
USPTO, Mr. Jacobs is listed with a different law firm, Rosenman & Colin.)
Mr. Weiss was first admitted to practice in 1993.
The Notice does not mention Mr. Fink, heretofore the counsel of record for
IGE/E-Data.
I wonder whether someone who is of record in the Connecticut case might be
able to let me know if a similar notice has been served in the Connecticut
case.
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A letter dated May 20, 1998 has been received from Mr. Fink stating the
following:
I have been contacted by Judge Jones' chambers to arrange
a mutually convenient date for all of the parties for a
status telephone conference in the above-referenced
matter.
The Court is available on the following dates: June 3,
1998 at 3:30 PM or June 4, 1998 at 3:30 PM. Kindly let
me know your preference. In addition, please let me
know who will organize the telephone conference on
behalf of all the defendants.
In addition to the Apache Plume address previously given by Mr. Fink, his
new stationery says "please use: P O Box 711063, Houston, TX 77271".
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