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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICTCOURT
`FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
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`PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF
`HARV ARD COLLEGE,
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`Plaintiff,
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`v.
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`MICRON TECHNOLOGY, INC.,
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`Defendant.
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`Civil Action No. 17-1729-LPS-SRF
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`ORDER
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`Having reviewed the parties' submissions (see, e.g., D.I. 187, 188, 195, 200), IT IS
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`· HEREBY ORDERED that Defendant's motion to stay this case pending inter partes review of
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`six of the seven asserted patent claims (D.I. 186), contained in the two patents-in-suit, is
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`DENIED.
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`The PT AB recently denied Defendant's petition to institute IPR with respect to asserted
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`claim 31 of the '539 patent (see D.I. 187 at 1), meaning that the Court will have to resolve issues
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`of infringement and validity with respect to at least this claim (even recognizing that claim 31 is
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`dependent on claims for which IPR has been instituted and that Plaintiff alleges infringement of
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`this claim only under the doctrine of equivalents) (see, e.g., D.I. 200 at 1). One or more the six
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`claims that are currently subject to IPR may survive PTAB review; even if not, any PTAB
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`decision (which is due by July 24, 2018) (D.I. 187 at 2) will almost certainly not be final (i.e.,
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`appellate rights exhausted) (see generally D.I. 195 at 14 n.3) before the jury trial in this matter
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`begins on November 26, 2018 (see D.I. 192). Thus, while some simplification would result from
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`a stay, that interest is not sufficient under the totality of circumstances to warrant staying this
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`case, which has already been pending for more than 18 months (see D.I. 1 ), and in which much
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`Ex. 2030-0001
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`Jaguar Land Rover Ltd.
`Exhibit 2030
`Bentley v. Jaguar
`IPR2019-01502
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`

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`discovery and litigation has occurred (see generally D.I. 195 at 3-4, 11-13), two district judges in
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`\
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`two different Districts have presided (see D .I. 167), and in which trial is scheduled and will begin
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`just ten months from riow. Further delay would prejudice Plaintiff (which the Court recognizes
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`does not compete with Defendant and has licensed the patents-in-suit)- a non-dispositive but
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`also not irrelevant factor.
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`Defendant's concerns about the work that remains to be done (see, e.g., D.I. 187 at 4; D.I.
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`200 at 6), and additional discovery that might be necessitated should Plaintiff be permitted to add
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`willful infringement to this case, can be addressed in the context of other motions (e.g.,
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`Plaintiffs pending motion to amend) and might justify other relief, but do not justify the
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`requested stay (even assuming, arguendo, that the timing of the IPR petition and the timing of the
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`request for a stay support Defendant).
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`January 8, 2018
`Wilmington, Delaware
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`HONORABLE LEONARD P. STARK
`UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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`Ex. 2030-0002
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