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No. 422 ORDER: directing the parties on specific summary judgment issues to be addressed at the May ...

Document Acceleration Bay LLC v. Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. et al, 1:16-cv-00455, No. 422 (D.Del. May. 14, 2018)

At the pretrial conference on April 20, 2018, I indicated that I would direct the parties to specific summary judgment issues on which I want to hear argument on May 17, 2018.

The parties are directed to focus their arguments on the following issues: (1) whether Kegel and ActiveNet do not invalidate the asserted claims of the '497 patent (D.I.

448 at 14); (2) whether the asserted claims of the '634 patent are indefinite and therefore invalid (D.I.

474 at 32); (3) whether the "computer readable media" claims are invalid as including non-statutory subject matter (Id. at 37); (4) whether Activision does not infringe the '344 and '966 patents because Activision does not make, use, or sell the accused networks (CoD, Destiny) (Id. at 3); and (5) whether Activision does not infringe the '474 patent because it does not make, use, or sell the accused hardware component (CoD, Destiny) (Id. at 6).

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- Richard Andrews
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- Acceleration Bay
- Allen M. -SM- Terrell, JR.
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- Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
- Potter Anderson & Corroon

No. 554 ORDER: directing the parties on specific summary judgment issues to be addressed at the May ...

Document Acceleration Bay LLC v. Activision Blizzard Inc., 1:16-cv-00453, No. 554 (D.Del. May. 14, 2018)

At the pretrial conference on April 20, 2018, I indicated that I would direct the parties to specific summary judgment issues on which I want to hear argument on May 17, 2018.

The parties are directed to focus their arguments on the following issues: (1) whether Kegel and ActiveNet do not invalidate the asserted claims of the '497 patent (D.I.

448 at 14); (2) whether the asserted claims of the '634 patent are indefinite and therefore invalid (D.I.

474 at 32); (3) whether the "computer readable media" claims are invalid as including non-statutory subject matter (Id. at 37); (4) whether Activision does not infringe the '344 and '966 patents because Activision does not make, use, or sell the accused networks (CoD, Destiny) (Id. at 3); and (5) whether Activision does not infringe the '474 patent because it does not make, use, or sell the accused hardware component (CoD, Destiny) (Id. at 6).

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- William Bryson
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- Allen M. -SM- Terrell, JR.
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No. 489 ORDER: directing the parties on specific summary judgment issues to be addressed at the May ...

Document Acceleration Bay LLC v. Electronic Arts Inc., 1:16-cv-00454, No. 489 (D.Del. May. 14, 2018)

At the pretrial conference on April 20, 2018, I indicated that I would direct the parties to specific summary judgment issues on which I want to hear argument on May 17, 2018.

The parties are directed to focus their arguments on the following issues: (1) whether Kegel and ActiveNet do not invalidate the asserted claims of the '497 patent (D.I.

448 at 14); (2) whether the asserted claims of the '634 patent are indefinite and therefore invalid (D.I.

474 at 32); (3) whether the "computer readable media" claims are invalid as including non-statutory subject matter (Id. at 37); (4) whether Activision does not infringe the '344 and '966 patents because Activision does not make, use, or sell the accused networks (CoD, Destiny) (Id. at 3); and (5) whether Activision does not infringe the '474 patent because it does not make, use, or sell the accused hardware component (CoD, Destiny) (Id. at 6).

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