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`Williams, Daniel
`Friday, June 14, 2019 11:52 AM
`Carson, Rebecca
`Kastens, Kris; Kobialka, Lisa; Andre, Paul; Hannah, James; Glucoft, Josh; Heinrich, Alan;
`Holland, Eileen; Isaac, Shawana; Kagan, Jonathan; Manzano, Jim; Mittleman, Harry;
`Quarnstrom, Brian; Theilacker, Leah; Wang, Kevin; Petersen, Ingrid
`Follow-Up on Lead Counsel Meet and Confer
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`Rebecca, 
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`We write confirming points discussed and following up on a few items from the lead counsel meet and confer last Friday 
`regarding the various issues raised in Juniper’s letters.  
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`With respect to our discussion of the Interrogatories, Finjan will supplement its responses to the extent there is anything 
`to add or update.  For example, we will supplement Interrogatory No. 1 to reflect a recent license agreement and 
`Interrogatory No. 5 regarding the ‘731 Patent.  With respect to our discussion of Finjan’s responses to Juniper’s requests 
`for production, we will confirm in writing that documents have been produced (i.e., in response to, for example, Request 
`Nos. 3 and 6).  You agreed that Juniper would not make any allegations regarding compliance with Judge Alsup’s various 
`orders regarding responding to written discovery.   

`Also, as promised, here are the non‐privileged/ work product documents that were requested that contain third party 
`confidential information and have been designated as confidential.  Infringement contentions are in: (1) the two Blue 
`Coat lawsuits, (2) Check Point, (3) FireEye, (4) Eset, (5) Palo Alto Networks, (6) Proofpoint, (7) Rapid7, (8) Sophos, (9) 
`Symantec, (10) SonicWall, and (11) Zscaler.  Invalidity contentions marked with confidentiality are in: (1) Bitdefender, (2) 
`Cisco, (3) Check Point, (4) Sophos, and (5) SonicWall.  We confirmed during the call that there are no additional 
`documents to produce for Request Nos. 17‐20 related to inventorship, Request Nos. 34‐36 related to prosecution, and 
`Request Nos. 25‐26 related to research reports on products Finjan sold.  We will confirm whether there are any non‐
`privileged/ work product documents responsive to the discussion we had regarding Request for Production Nos. 8‐
`12.  We have been searching and thus far, we have not located any such documents.  We stated that Juniper’s request 
`for documents related to Finjan’s breach of contract case against Trustwave are not relevant and we will not produce 
`such documents. 
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`Separately, as we discussed on the call (and we subsequently confirmed), Finjan sent emails to nearly 30 third parties 
`notifying them that Juniper’s Requests for Production sought their confidential information.  We confirmed that these 
`emails went to Finjan’s  licensees, parties from other Finjan litigations and companies seeking to discuss Finjan’s patent 
`portfolio.  These emails were sent around March/April of 2018, shortly after receiving Juniper’s Requests.  Juniper was 
`included on those emails so that it could engage with the third parties about the scope and the terms of any production 
`of their confidential information.  Subsequently, Juniper did engage with many of these third parties about the scope of 
`Juniper’s Requests, and negotiated the scope of production and certain confidentiality terms with them as a condition of 
`obtaining their consent to production.  For example, in response to McAfee’s concerns about the breadth and burden of 
`reviewing responsive documents, Juniper narrowed its requests to McAfee.  To the extent Juniper seeks email 
`communications between Finjan and any third parties, Finjan stated in its responses that these are subject to Juniper’s 
`ESI requests and subject to third party permission, the terms of which are in the process of being finalized.  To the 
`extent that Juniper negotiated with any third parties and did not provide us with the communications, you will need to 
`let us know.   
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`Additionally, we discussed constructive notice, as Finjan is not alleging constructive notice for the upcoming trial.  You 
`stated you wanted to think about it and get back to us.  Let us know what Juniper’s position is on this issue.  
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`Finally, we discussed the search tools for the source code computer, which we were not able to resolve and is the 
`subject of briefing to the Court.  
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`Regards, 
`Dan 

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`Daniel Williams
`Associate
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`Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
`990 Marsh Road, Menlo Park, California 94025
`T 650.752.1735 F 650.752.1800
`ddwilliams@kramerlevin.com
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