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To: Q8tfreebe who wrote (67626)8/14/2007 8:26:40 PM
From: JeffreyHF  Respond to of 197623
 
Once again, an injunction is unlikely, given EBAY v MercExchange, and the facts of this case (e.g., Verizon license, no competitive Broadcom products, no irreparable harm). If one were granted, a stay pending appeal is usually ordered by the trial judge, or by the Fedreal Court of Appeals.



To: Q8tfreebe who wrote (67626)8/14/2007 9:14:12 PM
From: seti  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197623
 

"If the injunction Broadcom is seeking today is granted (a likely result) the possibility of workarounds is remote."


The above quoted statement was not mine, not that I disagree with it.


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