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`A REGISTERED LIMITED LIABILITY LAW PARTNERSHIP
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`INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL CORPORATIONS
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`Hon. William Alsup
`U.S. District Court
`Northern District of California
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`Re:
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`Finjan, Inc. v. Juniper Networks, Inc., Case No. 3:17-cv-05659-WHA
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`Dear Judge Alsup:
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`Juniper writes to request clarification of an ambiguity regarding the scope of the
`upcoming trial in this matter, currently scheduled for December 10, 2018. Juniper has
`conferred with counsel for Finjan, who indicated that clarification was needed.
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`The Court’s first Amended Case Management Order (Dkt. 35) of February 23 notes
`that, in conjunction with the early summary judgment proceedings, “[i]f issues of fact
`prevent summary judgment, then we will have a trial on the disputed points soon thereafter.”
`Dkt. 35 at 4. On August 31, this Court issued an order that effectively denied summary
`judgment and identified four disputed issues that remained for trial. Dkt. 189 at 20-21
`(Order Granting in Part Early Motion for Summary Judgment on ‘494 Patent). This order
`states:
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`[T]he following issues will be decided at trial: (1) whether the accused
`products meet the “database” limitation; (2) Juniper’s Section 101
`invalidity defense; (3) Juniper’s Section 287 defense on damages; and
`(4) the extent of damages. A separate order will address the trial
`schedule.
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`The first Amended Case Management Order (Dkt. 35) indicated that trial on all
`remaining issues would occur in July 2019. On September 4, 2018, the Court issued its
`“separate order” addressing the first trial schedule, the Third Amended Case Management
`Order (Dkt. 193). While Juniper understood that the purpose of the Third Amended Case
`Management Order was to set forth the first trial schedule, not to alter the scope of the first
`trial, Finjan suggested that because the order says it “superseded all previous case
`management orders,” Finjan understands this Third Amended Case Management Order to
`remove the limitations on the scope of the trial that the Court set forth in its first Amended
`Case Management Order of February 23. Thus, Finjan indicated that it believed the
`December trial was no longer limited to the issues set forth in this Court’s early summary
`judgment order and would now include all issues in dispute in this case, including
`infringement and validity for all seven patents-in-suit.
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`Case 3:17-cv-05659-WHA Document 194 Filed 09/07/18 Page 2 of 2
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`I R E L L & M A N E L L A L L P
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`A REGISTERED LIMITED LIABILITY L AW PARTNERSHIP
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`INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL CORPORATIONS
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`Given the ambiguity identified by Finjan, Juniper respectfully requests clarification
`whether the scope of the December 2018 trial is limited to the issues the Court enumerated
`in its August 31 early summary judgment order (Dkt. 189 at 20-21) or will be expanded to
`encompass all remaining issues for all seven asserted patents in this case (thus eliminating
`the July 2019 trial on all remaining issues).
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`Respectfully submitted,
`/s/ Jonathan Kagan________
`Jonathan S. Kagan
`IRELL & MANELLA LLP
`Attorneys for Juniper Networks, Inc.
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