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To: idler who wrote (853)	8/15/1999 2:48:00 AM
From: JGoren	Respond to of 13582

I would assume the contracts are not attached to pleadings; there is no reference to their being attached in the one pleadin I have seen. They will certainly be kept sealed or at least expurgated as to the actual licensing rates, and there will probably be protective orders to make sure that they are only used for the lawsuit and not revealed except to expert witnesses. One of the purposes of the MOT counterclaim is to try to get as much information as possible about all deals with other licensees and to place Qcom under pressure as to the revelation of its contracts. Since the case will probably never be tried, I doubt that we shall ever see the whole contracts.