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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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`FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
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`YODLEE,
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`INC.,
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`Plaintiff,
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`vs.
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`No. 14—1445—PLS—CJB
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`PLAID TECHNOLOGIES,
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`INC.,
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`Defendant.
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`VIDEOTAPED DEPOSITION OF DONALD BOYS
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`TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 2016
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`212-279-9424
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`YODLEE 2003
`PLAID V. YODLEE, ET. AL.
`CBM2016-00037
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`Page 103
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`The date last modified is 8/16/2000.
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`Do
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`you know whether that's a correct date as to when
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`this document was stored in your systems?
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`A
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`Q
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`I do not.
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`This is a copy of a -- at least maybe a
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`screen capture of the PCT application that was filed
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`by Verticalone Corporation, correct?
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`A
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`Q
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`It seems to be.
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`Do you know whether or not this document
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`was in your files on August 16th, 2000?
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`A
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`Q
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`I don't.
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`And the folder path in the metadata, it
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`says "Case 3902."
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`A
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`Q
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`Folder path. Folder path.
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`I do see that.
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`Do you know if Case 3902 is the case
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`number for the ‘O77 patent?
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`A
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`That's one of our matter numbers, and I
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`think it may very well have been the matter number
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`that resulted in the '077 patent.
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`Q
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`Okay.
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`So this document is in the file for the
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`'077 patent but not submitted to the Patent and
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`Trademark Office; is that correct?
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`A
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`I don't know that it was or wasn't.
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`I
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`don't remember.
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`Q
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`Well, we haven't seen anything in the file
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`history that shows that it was submitted to the
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`patent office, correct?
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`Page 104
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`Then it very likely was not.
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`So do you know why it was not submitted?
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`This document?
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`Yes.
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`I don't know why.
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`A
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`Q A Q
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`A
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`MR. BUROKER: And then show you this.
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`(Defendant's Exhibit 11 marked
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`for identification.)
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`BY MR. BUROKER:
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`Q
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`So what I've marked as Exhibit 11 is a
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`document that's bearing Bates Number CCPA 917
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`through -928.
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`And it's got a title, "Summarizing the Web
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`with Auto Log—in," by inventors P. Venkat Rangan,
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`Sam Inala, and Schwark Satyavolu, May 12th, 1999.
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`Do you recognize this document?
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`A
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`I have seen it in review in the last few
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`days, but --
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`Q
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`A
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`What do you believe this document to be?
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`I believe it to be at least one of the
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`documents that may have been submitted to me as
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`disclosure for preparing the 3902, what eventually
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`was the ‘O77 patent.
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`Q
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`So does this help confirm that 3902 is
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`your case number for the ‘O77 patent?
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`A
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`Q
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`I think it does.
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`And the substance of the description here,
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`"Summarizing the Web with Auto Log—in," that
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`corresponds to your recollection of what's in the
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`‘O77 patent?
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`A
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`Q
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`The general nature of the patent, yes.
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`And it was submitted, at least according
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`to this document, May 12th, 1999, and the ‘O77 was
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`filed June 1, 1999; is that correct?
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`A
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`Well, I'd have to check to be sure, but I
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`think you're probably correct. Filing date was --
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`is on the patent.
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`Q
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`Which you've got; that's Exhibit 9, if you
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`want to look at it.
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`A
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`Q
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`No, that's okay.
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`Take your word for it.
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`Is three weeks a reasonable —— strike
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`Does three weeks seem like a turnaround
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`time that you would have been able to employ from
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`the time you received the document to filing an
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`application?
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`A
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`I think you're making an assumption,
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`Page 106
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`actually,
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`in the question that this was the first
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`document or my first knowledge of the technology.
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`I'm not sure that's the case.
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`Q
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`So this could have been a subsequent
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`A
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`From them, it could have been, yes.
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`I
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`certainly didn't draft this.
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`Q
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`A
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`Q
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`So this is client—written work product?
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`Yes,
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`I believe it is.
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`Do you know why the last two pages have
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`the redactions on them?
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`If you go to the very
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`bottom, it says "redacted."
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`A
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`I really don't know why.
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`I can only
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`surmise, speculate.
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`I know why things are redacted
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`because they're privileged.
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`MR. BUROKER: We'll
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`take that up with
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`counsel.
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`I don't believe there's a privilege log
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`entry for this date, but maybe there is and we just
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`can't find it.
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`MR. BARKAN: Could be. This looks like
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`it's from the original CashEdge production, so I'll
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`have somebody look at it because I suspect the same
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`document was also produced with CCPA_Plaid numbers,
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`but I'll check.
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`MR. BUROKER: Yeah, we can --
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`possible.
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`So then I want you —— if you would look at
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`another exhibit.
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`BY M. BUROKER:
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`(Defendant's Exhibit 12 marked
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`for identification.)
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`Q
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`So what was marked as Exhibit 12 is the
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`Second Amended Central Coast Patent Agency privilege
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`document log from the Yodlee/CashEdge case, which
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`counsel in this case have reproduced.
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`So you'll see
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`there's also a Yodlee_Plaid Bates number at the
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`bottom for us to look at.
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`I wanted you to look at a couple of
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`entries on the privilege log.
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`In fact,
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`the very
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`last entry. There's a communication from Greg
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`Kirsch to you, copying Mr. Barkan and Mr. Polverari
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`and Sree Rajan in February 28th, 2001.
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`Do you see that?
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`I do.
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`And the description is "E—mail string and
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`A
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`Q
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`attachments transmitting provisional patent
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`applications."
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`Do you recall whether or not these
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`provisional patent applications relate to the --
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`what became the '783 patent?
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