Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. et al
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MOTION Samsung's Motion for Relief from Nondispositive Pretrial Order of Magistrate Judge re #1144 Order Granting-in-Part and Denying-in-Part Motionis to Strike Expert Reports filed by Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.. Responses due by 7/25/2012. Replies due by 8/1/2012. (Attachments: #1 Martin Decl., #2 Ex. 1, #3 Ex. 2, #4 Ex. 3, #5 Ex. 4, #6 Ex. 5, #7 Ex. 6, #8 Ex. 7, #9 Ex. 8, #10 Ex. 9, #11 Ex. 10, #12 Ex. 11, #13 Ex. 12, #14 Ex. 13, #15 Ex. 14, #16 Ex. 15, #17 Ex. 16, #18 Ex. 17, #19 Ex. 18, #20 Proposed Order)(Maroulis, Victoria) (Filed on 7/11/2012)
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, SAN JOSE DIVISION
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5 APPLE INC., a California corporation,
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Plaintiff,
vs.
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Korean business entity; SAMSUNG
9 ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC., a New
York corporation; SAMSUNG
10 TELECOMMUNICATIONS AMERICA,
LLC, a Delaware limited liability company,
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Defendants.
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CASE NO. 11-cv-01846-LHK-PSG
[PROPOSED] ORDER GRANTING
SAMSUNG’S MOTION FOR RELIEF
FROM NONDISPOSITIVE ORDER
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Samsung Electronics America, Inc., and Samsung
14 Telecommunications America, LLC (collectively, “Samsung”) have filed a Motion for Relief from
15 the Nondispositive Order of the Honorable Paul. S. Grewal, entered June 27, 2012, Granting
16 Apple’s Motion to Strike Expert Testimony.
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For good cause shown, and because the Court finds that the references and opinions struck
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19 substantially justified and/or harmless pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(c)(1), the Court ORDERS
20 that Samsung and its expert witnesses shall not be precluded from relying on the following
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A.
References and Opinions Disclosed at Preliminary Injunction Stage:
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Space Odyssey 2001 (Sherman Report pp. 25-26);
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“Tomorrow People” (1973-79) (id.);
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Samsung F700 (id. pp. 39, 57, 65);
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KR30-0452985 (Anders Report, Tables B.II, C.II);
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JP D1178470 (Anders Report, Table E.II);
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1994 Fidler Tablets (id., Tables E.III(a), E.III(d));
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HP Compaq TC1000 (id., Table E.III(b));
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JP D1241638 (id. Tables B.IV-B.XIII, C.IV-XIV);
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Infringement analyses regarding the D’889 patent based on comparisons of
the D’889 patent with 1994 Fidler Tablet, HP Compaq TC1000, and the
Galaxy Tab. 10.1 (id. Table E.IV);
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Infringement analyses regarding the D’889 patent based on the shape of the
front face, including width of borders and aspect ratio; edge and side
profile; and shape and appearance of the back surface (id. Table E.IV);
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Infringement analyses regarding the D’677 patent based on the corners and
corner radii; screen location and aspect ratio; speaker shape, location and
size; presence, absence, and nature of buttons on the front surface; presence,
and absence and nature of other markings on the front surface (id. Tables
C.IV-C.XIV; PartXV);
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Infringement analyses regarding the D’087 patent based on the corners and
corner radii; screen location and aspect ratio; speaker shape, location and
size; presence, absence, and nature of buttons on the front surface; presence,
absence and nature of other markings on the front surface; and the presence,
absence and characteristics of a bezel (id. Tables B.IV-B.XIII; Part XIV);
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References and Opinions Disclosed in Samsung’s December 19, 2011
Interrogatory Responses:
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KR 30-0304213 (Sherman Report p. 17; Anders Report Table B.II);
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U.S. D500,037 (Sherman Report. pp. 21, 29-30; Anders Report Table E.II,
Table E.III(c), Table E.V);
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EU Registered Design 000048061-0001 (Sherman Report pp. 22);
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U.S. D514,590 (Sherman Report pp. 34-35, 55-56);
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E.U. Registration 000569157-0005 (Sherman Report pp. 41-42, 60-61;
Anders Report Table B.II, Table C.II);
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U.S. D504,889 (Sherman Report pp. 50-53; Anders Report Table C.II);
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Samsung F700 (Sherman Report at 39, 57, 65);
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E.U. Design Reg. 000584529-0001 (Lucente Report at 62);
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E.U. Design Reg. 000505532-0001 (id. at 66);
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E.U Design Reg. 000778741-0001 (id.);
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KR 30-0403504 (id.);
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KR 30-0441582 (id. at 68);
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JP D1189312 (id. at 61);
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JP D1279226 (id. at 40);
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U.S. D445,428 (id. 72);
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Apple’s “Brain box” display (id. pp. 15-16, 30);
References Disclosed in Samsung’s Amended Initial Disclosures:
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035 mockup of D’889 Design (Sherman Report at pp. 51-52, 65);
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References that Were the Subject of Motions to Compel and Extensive
Discovery:
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Nokia Fingerprint design concept (Sherman Report at pp. 36-37, 54-55, 65,
70; Anders Report, Table C.II);
References that Were the Subject of Third-Party Discovery:
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D500,037 (Sherman Report. pp. 21, 29-30; Anders Report Table E.II, Table
E.III(c), Table E.V);
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U.S. D497,364 (Sherman Report at pp. 37-38);
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E.U. registered design 000048061-0001 (id. p. 22);
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KR 30-0398307 (id. p. 71; Anders Report, Table B.II, Table B.III(a), Tables
B.IV-B.XIII, Part B.XIV);
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Bluebird Pidion BM-200 (Sherman Report pp. 71-72);
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Olympus MR500i (id. at pp. 36, 65);
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iRiver U10 (id. at pp. 35-36, 56-57, 65);
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Sony Ericsson W950 Walkman Phone (id. at pp. 48-50);
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Apple’s “Brain box” display (id. at pp. 15-16, 30);
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1998 University of Illinois Apple design contest Tablet (id. at pp. 14-15;
Anders Report at Table E.II);
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D464,344 (Sherman Report at pp. 23-25);
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D463,797 (id. at pp. 23-24);
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Q72 iBook (id. at p. 24)
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KR 30-0394921 (id. at p. 36; Anders Report Table C.II);
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JP D1250487 (id. Table B.II, Table C.II)
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References that Were Otherwise Disclosed:
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JP D1204221 (id. at pp. 33-34, 47-48, 55, 65; Anders Report, Table C.II,
C.III(a), Tables C.IV-C.XIV, Part C.XV);
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KR 30-0394921 (Sherman Report. at p. 36; Anders Report Table C.II);
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U.S. D560,192 (Sherman Report at p. 39);
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U.S. D534,516 (id. at pp. 42-43, 61-62; Anders Report, Table C.II);
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Samsung K3 MP3 (Sherman Report at pp. 44, 62-63; Anders Report, Table
C.II);
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JP D1295003 (Sherman Report at pp. 44-45, 54);
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JP D128057 (Anders Report at Table B.II);
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JP D1142127 (id. Table B.II, Table C.II);
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JP D1104685 (id. Table E.II);
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U.S. D532,791 (id.);
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U.S. D333,574 (id.)
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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Honorable Lucy H. Koh
United States District Judge
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