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UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`STARBUCKS CORPORATION,
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`Petitioner,
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`AMERANTH, INC,
`Patent Owner.
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`Case CBM2015-00091
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`Patent 6,3 84,850 Bl
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`AFFIDAVIT OF MATTHEW C. BERNSTEIN IN SUPPORT OF
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`PETITIONER STARBUCKS CORPORATION’S MOTION FOR PRO HAC
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`VICE ADMISSION UNDER 37 C.F.R. §42.10(c)
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`Affidavit of Matthew C. Bernstein
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`1, Matthew C. Bernstein, being duly sworn and upon oath, hereby apply to
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`appear pro hac vice before the Office in covered business method review
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`proceedings under PTAB Case Nos. CBM2015-00091 on US. Patent No.
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`6,384,850 and CBM2015-00099 on US. Patent No. 6,871,325 and hereby attest to
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`the following:
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`1.
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`1 am a member in good standing of the state Bar of California, the
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`Southern, Central, and Northern Districts of California, the Eastern
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`District of Texas, as. well as the United States Court of Appeals for the
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`Federal Circuit.
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`is.)
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`1 have never been suspended or disbarred from practice before any court
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`or administrative body.
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`.
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`I have never had an application for admission to practice before any court
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`or administrative body denied.
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`No sanction or contempt citation has been imposed against me by any
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`court or administrative body.
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`I have read and will comply with the Office Patent Trial Practice Guide
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`and the Board’s Rules of Practice for Trials set forth in 37 CPR. Part 42.
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`I will be subject to the USPTO Rules of Professional Conduct set forth in
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`37 CPR. §§ 11.10} et seq. and disciplinaryjurisdiction under 37
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`CPR. § i1.19(a).
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`[\3)
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`Affidavit of Matthew C. Bernstein
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`7.
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`I have applied, and have been admitted by the Office, to appear pro hac
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`vice before the Office in the last three (3) years.
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`I am applying to appear
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`before the PTAB in the in the following PTAB proceedings:
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`i. HTC Corporation. at oi. 12. Advanced Audio Devices, LLC
`Cases:
`IPR2014-01 154 (Patent 6,587,403 131)
`IPR2014—01155 (Patent 7,289,393 132)
`IPR2014-01156 (Patent 7,817,502 32)
`IPR2014—01 157 (Patent 7,933,171 132)
`IPR2014-01 158 (Patent 8,400,888 132)
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`ii. HTC Corporation 91‘ al. 'v. NFC Technology, LLC
`Cases:
`lPR2014—01 198 (Patent 6,700,551 B2)
`lPR2014—01199 (Patent 7,665,664 B2)
`IPR2015-003 84 (Patent 7,665,664 132)
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`iii.
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`Starbucks Corporation v. Ameranth, Inc.
`Cases:
`CBM2015-0009i (Patent 6,384,850)
`CBM2015-00099 (Patent 6,871,325)
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`8.
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`1 am an experienced litigation attorney with more than 16 years of
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`experience representing clients in patent cases involving computer
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`hardware and software, semiconductors, lnternet and e—commerce, hand
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`held computers, and other mobile devices.
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`I regularly litigate patent
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`cases in various forums including United States Court of Appeals for the
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`Federal Circuit, various federal district courts, and the International
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`Trade Commission. Through my experience in patent litigation matters, 1
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`have represented clients in many phases of litigation including discovery,
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`Affidavit of Matthew C. Bernstein
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`Markman hearings, jury trials, and appeals. My biography is attached
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`hereto as Exhibit A.
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`9. On May 6, 2013, Patent Owner filed a lawsuit alleging that Petitioner
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`Starbucks Corporation and other entities infringe several patents,
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`including US. Patent No. 6,384,850 and 6,871,325, in Ameranth, Inc. v.
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`Starbucks Corp, Case No. 3-13-cv-01072 filed in the Southern District
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`of California and consolidated with Ameranth, Inc. v. Pizza Hat, Inc. et
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`of, Case No. 3—1 l-cv~01810. That litigation led to the covered business
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`method review proceedings under PTAB Case Nos. CBM2015—00091
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`andCBM2015-00099.
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`10. I am lead counsel for Petitioner Starbucks Corporation in the above
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`litigation in which Ioversee and handle all phases of the litigation from
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`discovery through trial, and will continue to be involved in the case as
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`lead counsel.
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`1 am familiar with the technologies and issued claims in the
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`850 and 325 Patents in the above litigation.
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`I am familiar with the prior
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`art references cited in PTAB Case Nos. CBM2015~00091 and CBMZOlS-
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`00099 and the associated invalidity grounds before the PTAB.
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`Affidavit of Matthew C. Bernstein
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`I hereby declare that all statements made of my own knowledge are true and
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`that all statements made on information and belief are believed to be true.
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`I further
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`declare that these statements were made with the knowledge that willful false
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`statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both,
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`under Section 1001 of the Title 18 of the United States Code.
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`Dated:
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`Perkins Coie LLP
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`11988 El Camino Real, Suite 350
`San Diego, CA 92130
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`EXHIBIT A
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`PeRKINscoie
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`Professional Biography
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`MATTHEW BEFIHSTEIN I PARTNER
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`San Diego (335cc Managing Partner
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`SAN DIEGO
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`TAIPEI
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`11988 El Camino Real. Suite 350
`San Diego, CA
`+1.858.720.5700
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`Taipei 101 Tower, Suite F, 45th Floor, No.
`7, Sec. 5. Xinyi Road
`+886.2.8101.2031
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`MBernstein@perkinscoie.com
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`MBEinslein@perkinscoie.com
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`Matthew is the managing partner for the San Diego office and is a partner in the firm's Patent Litigation group. His
`practice focuses on patent iitigation and patent trial work. He has represented both plaintiffs and defendants extensively,
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`in district courts throughout the country and before the lntemational Trade Commission. Matthew receme tried five
`patent jury cases in district ocurt and a patent case at the ITC.
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`Some of Matthew’s recent patent litigation successes include:
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`- Successfully defended a software company in the second-largest patent infringement case in U.S. history.
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`0 Successfully defended Taiwanese handset manufacturer in ITC action, including obtaining a finding of no liability at
`hearing i trial and at the Federal Circuit.
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`- Obtained a jury verdict of infringement, willful infringement, significant damages and validity against a maior
`semiconductor company, and then obtained a permanent injunction, enhanced damages, and attorneys’ fees from
`the district court.
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`- Obtained a jury verdict on liabifity and significant damages for a computer hardware company, and then obtained
`injunction, enhanced damages, and attorneys' fees from the district court.
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`He has litigated and counseled clients in a wide variety of technologies and industries, including computer software and
`hardware, mobile, electronics, e-commerce, medical devices, media, automotive systems, weapons systems,
`biotechnology, and others. In addition to his patent infringement work, Matthew also represents clients in trademark,
`trade secret, trade dress, copyright, and govemment contract matters.
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`Matthew recently spoke at the American Intellectual Property Law Association’s annual meeting, before the Association
`of Corporate Counsel, and to GcmmNexus. He also was recently published in the Nationai Law Journal, by the American
`Intellectual Property Law Association, and in the San Diego Dairy Transcript.
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`In 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013, Matthewwas recognized for his IP litigation successes by being
`voted by his peers as a Top Attorney in IP Litigation in San Diego. Matthew was also a 2014 Super Lawyer in
`intellectual property.
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`PROFESSIONAL HECOGNmON
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`o Named in Best Lawyers, San Diego, Practicing in: Litigation - Intellectual Property, 2015
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`0 San Diego Business Journal's. Best of the Bar, 2014 - 2015
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`. Super Lawyer (Intellectual Property), 2013 « 2015
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`o Named a "Top Attorney“ (Intellectual Property Litigation) in San Diego by the San Diego Daiiy Transcript, 2007 -
`2013
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`0 Recipient oi the Wiley W. Manual award for Pro Bono Service
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`EXHIBIT A
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`PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP
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`0 State Bar of California
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`0 San Diego County Bar Association
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`a American Bar Association
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`a American Intellectual Property Law Association
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`0
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`Intellectual Property Owners Association
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`RELATED EMPLOYMENT
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`0 Fish 8. Richardson P.C., San Diego, CA, Partner
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`0 DLA Piper {formally Gray Cary Ware 8: Freidenrich), San Diego, CA, Associate
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`0 United States Agency for International Development, Washington, D.C.. Law Clerk
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`EXPERIENCE
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`PATENT LITIGATION
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`CLOUD'NG'PLLCVM'CROSOHCOREQRAWN
`U. 3. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Lead counsel for Microsoit in 15 patent case related to cloud computing.
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`AMEHANT”'NCVSTAF‘BUCKSCORP
`U 3. District Court for the Southern District of California
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`Lead counsel for Starbucks in patent litigation related to online menu generation and mobile payment.
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`STARBUCKSCOHPVNEOMED'ATECHNOLQG'ESINC
`U. 8. District Court for the Western District of Washington
`Lead counsel for Starbucks in patent litigation related to OR codes.
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`NFCTECHNOLOGYLLCVWHTCANER'CAIN£METAL
`U 3. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Lead counsel for HTC America in patent litigation related to near field communications.
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`AUDIO EVICES LLc v. HTC AMERICA, INC.
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`rthe Northern District of Illinois
`Lead counsel for HTC America in patent litigation related to audio playlists
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`fitflfilgfljflfi.....ETALVAfipLE'NCETAL
`U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Lead counsel for HTC America and HTC Corp. in patent litigation related to mobile image systems.
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`CH'NOOKUCENS'NGDELECVHULULLC
`U. 8. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Lead counsel for Hulu in patent litigation related to online recommendations.
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`THANSV'DEOELECTHON'CSLTDVHULULLC
`U. 8. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Lead counsel for Hulu in patent litigation related to video distribution systems.
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`TRANSVIDEO ELECTRONICS, LTD._.V NETFLIX. INC.
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`1.1.8. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Lead counsel for Netfiix in patent litigation related to video distribution systems.
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`_ZIPLlNK, INC. V. MiCROSOF—FCORPORATION
`U. 8. District Court for the District of Connecticut
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`Lead ocunsel tor Microsoft in patent iitigation related to anti-spoofing and antisspam technologies.
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`INMOTION IMAGERY TECHNOLOGIES LLC V. CVBERLINK.COM CORP. DIBI’A TEXAS CYBERLINK CORP
`U 8. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Lead counsel for Cyberlink in patent iitigation related to video indexing system.
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`OVERLAND STORAGE, [NC., V OUALSTAFI CORPORATION
`U 8. District Court for the Southern District of California
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`Lead counsel for Qualstar in patent litigation related to media libraries.
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`ORIENTVIEW TECHNOLOGIES LLC, V. JUST FABULOUS INC.
`U 8. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Lead counsel for Just Fabulous in patent litigation related to online marketing.
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`TIERRAVISION INC V. MICROSOFT CORPORATION
`U. 8 District Court for the Southern District of Caiiiornia
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`Lead counsel for Microsoft in patent litigation reiated to mobile mapping functionality.
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`TRANSCENICINC. V. GOOGLEINC., ETAL.
`U. 3. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Lead counsei for Microsoft in patent litigation reiated to street levei imagery.
`
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`Lead counsel for Huluin patent litigation related to online reviews.
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`HGAVHTCCORP
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`U. 8. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
`Lead counsei for HTC in patent litigation related to cailer-id functionality on mobile phones.
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`LBS‘NDIOVATIONSLLCVAAEONBHOTHERSINCFETAL
`U. 3. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Lead counsel for Adams Goif in patent litigation related to online store locators.
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`LBSINNOVWONSLLCVEMF-“55'0““.....ET“-
`U. 8. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Lead counsel for McDonald's. Staibucks, Target. Costco, US. Bank and others in patent litigation related to ontine store
`locators.
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`LBS'NNDVAVONSLLCVSALLVBEAUTYSUPPWLLCET“-
`U 8. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Lead counsel for Sally Beauty in patent litigation related to online store locators.
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`0035935930“TECHNOLOGYSOLUTIPNSLLCVCAINCET“—
`U. 8. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri
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`Lead counsel for Quest Software in patent litigation related to data compression.
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`. TIME WAR
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`ecticut
`Lead counsel for Time Warner in patent litigation related to anti-spoofing and anti—spam technologies.
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`_STYLEPATH, INC. V. JUST FABULOUS INC.
`U. 8. District Court for the Central District of Caiiiornia
`Lead counsel for Just Fabulous in patent litigation related to online marketing.
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`EDIGITAL CORPORATION V. INTEL CORPORATION
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`U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of Calitomia
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`Counsel for Intel in patent litigation related to flash memory.
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`fLASHPOINTTECHNOLOGYINC. V. HTC CORPORATION, ETAL.
`U 8. District Court for the District of Delaware
`Counsel for HTC in patent litigation concerning to patents related to rnobiie technologies; pending.
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`FLASHPOINTTECHNOLOGY INC V. HTC CORPORA‘HON, HTC AMERICA INC ETAL
`US.....liii;5323i;SitEr"'tiaiié‘fiéiiiifii'gé'ififi....................................................................................................................................
`Counsel for HTC in patent litigation consenting camera functionality in smart phones; win at trial and initial ID. lTC
`proceeding 337-TA-726
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`FUJINON CORPORATION V. HTC CORP. AND HTC AMERICA INC.
`U. 5. District Court for the Southern District of Texas
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`Counsel for HTC in patent litigation consenting optical lens structures found in cellular phones; pending.
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`_LARGAN PRECISION, COMPANY LTD. V. FUJINON CORPORATION
`U. 8. District Court for the Northern District of California
`
`Counsel for Largan in patent litigation concerning opticai lens structures; dismissed.
`
`TREEFROG DEVELOPMENTS, INC. DI’BIA LIFEPFIOOF V. SEIDIO, INC.
`U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of California
`
`Counsel for LiteProof in patent litigation related to iPhone cases.
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`TREEFROG DEVELOPMENTS, INC. DiBlA LIFEPROOF V. JOY FACTORY, INC.
`U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of California
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`Counsel for LifeProof in patent litigation related to iPhone cases.
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`TREEFROG DEVELOPMENTS, INC. DI'BI'A LIFEPROOF V. KLEAHKASE, LLC, ET AL.
`Li. S. District Court for the Southern District of California
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`Counsei for LifeProof in patent litigation related to iPhone cas es.
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`ATEN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY, LTD. V. BELKIN CORPORATION
`U 3. District Court for the Central District of California
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`Counsel for ATEN in patent litigation related to KVM switches.
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`
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`Counsel tor Amazon in multiple patent case related to cloud computing.
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`CLOUDWG‘PLLCVRACKSPACEH°3“NG‘NC.....ET“-
`U S. District Court for the District of Delaware
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`Counsel for Backspace in multiple patent case rotated to cloud computing.
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`CLOUDINGIPLLCVDROPBOX'NC
`U 8 District Court for the District of Deiaware
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`Counsel for Dropbox in multiple patent case rotated to cloud computing.
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`fiiflflififilflmflfi-.....VMEMSOFTCOHPORATIONETAL
`U 8. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Counsel for HTC in two patent case related to remote notification technology for mobile devices; plaintiff voluntarily
`dismissed claims against HTC.
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`LUCENTTECHNOLOGIESVMICROSOFTCORPORAWON
`U. 3. District Court for the Southern District of Catifornia
`
`Federal Circuit Coart of Appeals
`Defended Microsoft in patent litigation jury triai related to audio encoders and decoders.
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`CORPORA‘HON AND AUTODESK INC.*
`
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`Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
`Deiended Microsoft'In patent litigation jury trial related to software anti-piracy
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`MICROTUNE, LP. V. BROADCOM CORP.“
`U. 8. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Represented Microtune in patent litigationJury trial related to integrated TV tuners.
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` . ct Court for the Westem District of Texas
`
`Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
`Represented Crossroads Systems in patent litigation jury trial related to storage routers.
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`CROSSROADS SYSTEMS, INC. V. PATHLIGHTTECHNOLOGY, INC.*
`U. 8. District Court for the Western District of Texas
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`Represented Crossroads Systems in patent litigation jury trial related to storage routers.
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`POLAROID CORP. V. HEWLEW-PACKARD CO.'
`U. S. District Court for the District of Delaware
`Defended Hewlett-Packard in patent litigation related to image enhancement algorithms.
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`PRODUCT ACTWARON CORP. V. AUTODESK, INC."
`U 3 District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`Deterrded Autodesk in patent litigation related to software anti-pi racy.
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`HAKAN LANS AND UNIBOARD AKTIEBOLAG V. HEWLETT-PACKARD CO._"
`US.....DiElliEi"”<56[Iii‘i6?‘iiié“Biéi'fi'éi“iii"'63iiiiii‘bi£...............................................................................
`Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
`Defended Hewiett-Packard in patent litigation related to digital graphics.
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`DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT CORP. V. HEWLETT-PACKARD CO.‘
`U. 8. District Court for the Northern District of California
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`Defended Hewlett-Packard in patent litigation related to computer data integrity.
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`TYPERIGH'I' KEYBOARD CORP. V. MICROSOFT CORPORATION’
`U. 5. District Court for the Southern District of California
`
`Defended Microsoft in patent litigation related to ergonomic keyboards.
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`ORION IP LLC V. AMERICAN SUZUKI MOTOR CORP.*
`U. 3. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
`Defended American Suzuki Motor Corp. in patent litigation related to online advertising and online parts ordering.
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`ALPHATEC SPINE, INC. V. X-SPINE SYSTEMS, INC."
`U. 3. District Court for the Southern District of California
`Lead counsel for patent holder Alphatec Spine in patent litigati0n related to cenricai plate and fixation systems.
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`ALPHATEC SPINE, INC. V. THEKEN SPINE LLC, ET AL.‘
`U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of California
`
`Lead counsel for patent holder Alphatec Spine in patent litigation related to cervical plate and fixation systems. The
`case favorably settled.
`
`SEOUAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. V. INOGEN, INC."
`U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of California
`
`Represented patent holder Sequel in patent litigation related to portable oxygen concentrators. The case favorably
`settled.
`
`INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LITIGATION
`
`&l. LIQU
`
`Distric of California
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`Represented Loriilard Tobacco in litigation involving trademark and counterteit.
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`LORILLARD TOBACCO CO. V. J&J LIOUOR'
`US. District Court for the Central District of California
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`Represented Lorillard Tobacco in trademark and counterfeit litigation.
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`Rl3fifiyfifi.EfllfiflEfllfififiHut:§9§EIITIII§§§LEIEJ
`U. S District Court for the Southern District of California
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`Represented Dr. Seuss Enterprises in trademark. trade dress and copyright litigation.
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`METABOL'FELEIEHNA'I'IONAL'NEVONTHACKWELLNESSINC
`U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of California
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`Represented Metabolife International in trademark and trade dress litigation.
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`garages.seas“my.Is.streammasmusena:
`Superior Court of California, San Diego County
`Represented Orincon in trade secret and unfair competition litigation.
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`M'CF'OTUNE'NCVBHOADCOM
`U. S. District Court for the Western District of Texas
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`Represented Microtune in antitrust litigation.
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`MICHOTUNEWCVSIUCONWAVE'NC
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`Superior Court of California San Diego County
`Represented Microtune in breach of contract litigation.
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`Best Lawyers® 2015 Recognizes 221 Perkins Coie Attorneys
`Press Releases
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`Perkins Coie is proud to announce that 221 of its attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2015 edition
`of The Best Lawyers in America ®.
`the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession.
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`08.07.2013
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`Perkins Coie Partners Named to The Daily Transcript 's 2013 Top Attorneys List
`Press Releases
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`PeI1<ins Coie is pleased to announce that two partners in the tirm‘s San Diego office have been named by their peers to
`the Daily Tronscript's 2013 Top Attorneys list.
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`08.02.2012
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`Perkins Coie Attorneys Named to The Daily Transcript ’s 2012 Top Attorneys List
`Press Releases
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`Perkins Coie is pleased to announce that four partners in the San Diego office have been named by their peers to The
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`Dotty Tronso-r'pr‘s 2012 Top Attorneys list. The annual listing recognizes the best lawyers in 14 categories that cover the
`private, corporate, academic, and government practice in San Diego County.
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`PUBLICATIONS
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`5.112010
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`"How has the change in pleading requirements, implemented by recent Supreme Court decisions, affected patent
`infi‘ingement cases? And how can companies overcome this strategyfor dismissal by patent infi‘ingers?"
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`Expert Insights: Intellectual Property
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`Spring 2009
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`”Mental Illness and Substance Abnse: Ethical Obligations for those Not Suffering the Impairment”
`General Publications
`AIPLA Course Materials
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`02.25.2010
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`EXHIBIT A
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`”Beware Patent Markers "
`Articles
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`San Diego Daily Transcript
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`PRESENTATIONS
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`05.22.2014
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`How to Deal with 11.5. Patent Lawsuits
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`Speaking Engagements
`Taipei, Taiwan i Taichung, Taiwan
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`01.29.2014
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`2014 Advanced Complex Litigation Series
`Speaking Engagements
`San Diego, CA
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`06.26.2013
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`Patent Litigation Post AIA: Updated Statistics and Corresponding Strategies
`Speaking Engagements
`JICN & RBA i Tokyo. Japan
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`06.21.2013
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`JP Vaiue Seminar
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`Speaking Engagements
`III Institute for Information Technology i Taipei. Taiwan
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`06.14.2013
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`Patent Litigation Er Inter Parties Review ("IPR"): IPR as Litigation Strategy
`Speaking Engagements
`Ji2 I Taipei. Taiwan
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`AREAS OF FOCUS
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`PRACHCES
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`Patent Litigation
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`Trademark & Copyright Litigation
`Taiwan Practice
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`ITC Litigation
`Post-Grant Procedures
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`Japan Practice
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`INDUSTRIES
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`Internet 8: E-Cornrnerce
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`Communications
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`Electronic Financial Services
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`Food 8: Beverage
`Interactive Entertainment
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`Media Law
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`Medical Device
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`Fietail & Consumer Products
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`Semiconductor
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`Starbucks V. Ameranth, CBM2015-OOO91
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`Starbucks, EX. 1052
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`Starbucks, Ex. 1052
`Starbucks v. Ameranth, CBM2015-00091
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`EXHIBIT A
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`BAHANDCOUHTADMBEONS
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`- Calilornia
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`o U.S. Court ot Appeals for the Federal Circuit
`o U.S. District Coon for the Central District of California
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`0 U.S. District Court for the Northern District oi California
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`1: U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Califomia
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`o U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
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`EDUCAHON
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`o The George Washington University Law School, JD, 1998
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`c Tufts University, B.A., 1995
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`
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`® 2015 Perkins Coie LLP
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`Starbucks V. Ameranth, CBM2015-OOO91
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`Starbucks, EX. 1052
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`Starbucks, Ex. 1052
`Starbucks v. Ameranth, CBM2015-00091
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