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To: slacker711 who wrote (72995)	1/2/2008 6:06:47 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 196901

OTOH, I am sure that Broadcom is appealing the stay of the ITC injunction Since one three-judge appellate panel normally cannot reverse another, a reversal of the stay would require en banc [full court] consideration to get the point to even be considered; such consideration is exceedingly difficult to obtain. I've never been able to get it despite having asked for it dozens of times. Bottom line, I think the stay of the ITC injunction is very safe. The injunction will live and die with the appeal on the merits; it will not be enforced until such time as BRCM wins of the merits of the appeal. It might even be in place while Q seeks Supreme Court review should Q lose. I have no idea what the status of Q's appeal might be. I am relatively sure the record has been compiled by now and a briefing schedule probably issued. Look for that case to be argued pehaps in the Fall and a decision around this time next year. Don't know about the suit in Delaware but something tells me it was stayed pending arbitration. Sorry for the vague info. I don't pay as close attention as I used to.