Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. et al

Filing 87

Declaration of Patrick Zhang in Support of #86 MOTION for Preliminary Injunction filed byApple Inc.. (Attachments: #1 Exhibit 1, #2 Exhibit 2, #3 Exhibit 3, #4 Exhibit 4, #5 Exhibit 5, #6 Exhibit 6, #7 Exhibit 7, #8 Exhibit 8, #9 Exhibit 9, #10 Exhibit 10, #11 Exhibit 11, #12 Exhibit 12, #13 Exhibit 13, #14 Exhibit 14, #15 Exhibit 15, #16 Exhibit 16, #17 Exhibit 17, #18 Exhibit 18, #19 Exhibit 19, #20 Exhibit 20, #21 Exhibit 21, #22 Exhibit 22, #23 Exhibit 23, #24 Exhibit 24, #25 Exhibit 25, #26 Exhibit 26, #27 Exhibit 27, #28 Exhibit 28, #29 Exhibit 29, #30 Exhibit 30, #31 Exhibit 31, #32 Exhibit 32, #33 Exhibit 33, #34 Exhibit 34, #35 Exhibit 35, #36 Exhibit 36, #37 Exhibit 37, #38 Exhibit 38, #39 Exhibit 39, #40 Exhibit 40, #41 Exhibit 41, #42 Exhibit 42, #43 Exhibit 43, #44 Exhibit 44, #45 Exhibit 45, #46 Exhibit 46, #47 Exhibit 47, #48 Exhibit 48, #49 Exhibit 49, #50 Exhibit 50, #51 Exhibit 51, #52 Exhibit 52)(Related document(s) #86 ) (Bartlett, Jason) (Filed on 7/1/2011)

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Exhibit 7 1 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 2 FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 3 SAN JOSE DIVISION 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 APPLE, INC., PLAINTIFF, V. SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS COMPANY LIMITED, ET AL., DEFENDANTS. _______________________ ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) C-11-01846-LHK JUNE 17, 2011 PAGES 1 - 39 11 12 13 THE PROCEEDINGS WERE HELD BEFORE 14 THE HONORABLE UNITED STATES DISTRICT 15 JUDGE LUCY H. KOH 16 A P P E A R A N C E S: 17 18 19 20 21 FOR THE PLAINTIFF: MORRISON & FOERSTER BY: HAROLD J. MCELHINNY MICHAEL A. JACOBS GRANT L. KIM 425 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94105 22 23 (APPEARANCES CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE.) 24 25 OFFICIAL COURT REPORTER: IRENE RODRIGUEZ, CSR, CRR CERTIFICATE NUMBER 8074 1 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 1 A P P E A R A N C E S: (CONT'D) 2 3 4 5 6 7 FOR THE DEFENDANTS: QUINN, EMANUEL, URQUHART & SULLIVAN BY: CHARLES K. VERHOEVEN MICHAEL T. ZELLER ERIK C. OLSON KEVIN P.B. JOHNSON VICTORIA F. MAROULIS 865 SOUTH FIGUEROA STREET 10TH FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 1 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA JUNE 17, 2011 2 P R O C E E D I N G S 3 4 5 (WHEREUPON, COURT CONVENED AND THE FOLLOWING PROCEEDINGS WERE HELD:) 14:27:50 6 THE CLERK: CALLING CASE NUMBER 14:27:56 7 C-11-1846-LHK, APPLE VERSUS SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS 14:27:59 8 COMPANY LIMITED, ET AL. 14:28:18 9 14:28:21 10 HONOR. 14:28:22 11 KIM FOR THE PLAINTIFFS APPLE. 14:28:25 12 THE COURT: 14:28:29 13 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:28:30 14 HONOR. 14:28:33 15 BEHALF OF THE SAMSUNG DEFENDANTS AND WITH ME IS MY 14:28:37 16 PARTNER KEVIN JOHNSON, MIKE ZELLER, VICKIE 14:28:48 17 MAROULIS. 14:28:48 18 14:28:49 19 14:28:52 20 I HAVE QUESTIONS FOR ALL SIDES TODAY. 14:28:58 21 I'LL START FIRST WITH MR. VERHOEVEN. 14:29:01 22 WHEN WE HAD THE HEARING ON APPLE'S MOTION YOU HAD 14:29:03 23 SPECIFIED SOME EXPEDITED DISCOVERY THAT SAMSUNG 14:29:06 24 WOULD NEED, WHICH I THOUGHT WAS VERY REASONABLE, 14:29:09 25 BUT IT DOESN'T APPEAR THAT YOU'RE REQUESTING THAT MR. MCELHINNY: GOOD AFTERNOON, YOUR HAROLD MCELHINNY, MICHAEL JACOBS, AND GRANT GOOD AFTERNOON. GOOD AFTERNOON, YOUR CHARLES VERHOEVEN FOR QUINN EMANUEL ON THE COURT: GOOD AFTERNOON. PLEASE SIT OR STAND, WHICHEVER IS MOST COMFORTABLE. 3 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:29:11 1 NOW. 14:29:11 2 WHY IS THAT? 14:29:16 3 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:29:18 4 WERE AT THE HEARING WE WERE GOING OVER THE SCOPE OF 14:29:19 5 THE DISCOVERY THAT THE PLAINTIFF WAS SEEKING, AND 14:29:21 6 THEY HAD SOUGHT BROADER DISCOVERY THAN WHAT YOUR 14:29:28 7 HONOR ACTUALLY ORDERED. 14:29:29 8 14:29:31 9 14:29:35 10 14:29:36 11 14:29:40 12 14:29:41 13 AND THAT'S BASICALLY THE EXPLANATION. 14:29:45 14 THE COURT: 14:29:47 15 THAT YOU SPELLED OUT AT THE HEARING, YOU DON'T NEED 14:29:53 16 THAT ANYMORE? 14:29:54 17 14:29:56 18 ON THE SCOPE AND THE NATURE OF THESE POTENTIAL 14:29:58 19 PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION MOTIONS THEY FILED, YOUR 14:30:00 20 HONOR. 14:30:00 21 SO IF THEY FILE A PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION 14:30:02 22 MOTION, WE'RE NOT SURE AT THIS POINT WHAT PRODUCTS 14:30:06 23 THEY'RE GOING TO FILE ON, WE'RE NOT SURE THEY'RE 14:30:08 24 EVEN GOING TO FILE IT. 14:30:09 25 WELL, YOUR HONOR, WHEN WE AND SO WE ACTUALLY THOUGHT THAT WE WOULD PARE BACK AND TRY TO BE AS RECIPROCAL AS POSSIBLE IN THE DISCOVERY WE WERE SEEKING. SO OUR MOTION IS THE EXACT RECIPROCAL DISCOVERY THAT YOUR HONOR ORDERED. SO DO YOU NOT NEED THE THINGS MR. VERHOEVEN: WELL, IT SOMEWHAT DEPENDS AND I THINK IN FULL DISCLOSURE, YOUR 4 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:30:11 1 HONOR, ONCE WE SEE A MOTION, WE PROBABLY WILL MEET 14:30:15 2 AND CONFER WITH THE OTHER SIDE, ONCE WE SEE THE 14:30:18 3 SCOPE OF IT, AND TRY TO WORK OUT SOME SORT OF 14:30:20 4 ARRANGEMENT IF THEY FILE A MOTION SO THAT BOTH 14:30:23 5 SIDES CAN HAVE SOME SORT OF A RECIPROCAL DISCOVERY. 14:30:28 6 FOR EXAMPLE, IF THEY HAVE DECLARANTS OR EXPERT 14:30:31 7 DECLARATIONS OR THEY DO A SURVEY OR SOMETHING, THEN 14:30:34 8 WE WOULD NEED TO DO A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF DISCOVERY. 14:30:36 9 HOWEVER, IF THEY DIDN'T DO THAT AND THEY 14:30:38 10 DON'T HAVE DECLARATIONS, THEN IT WOULD BE SLIGHTLY 14:30:40 11 DIFFERENT. 14:30:40 12 14:30:44 13 YOUR HONOR HAD INDICATED AT THE HEARING -- YOU KNOW 14:30:46 14 WE OPPOSED THIS VERY DISCOVERY AND OF FUTURE 14:30:49 15 PRODUCTS. 14:30:52 16 14:30:54 17 LIMITED DISCOVERY SHOULD BE -- SHOULD PROCEED AND 14:30:57 18 SO WE WENT BACK AND TRIED TO MAKE OUR REQUEST AS 14:31:00 19 RECIPROCAL AND AS LIMITED AS WHAT YOUR HONOR 14:31:04 20 ORDERED. 14:31:08 21 NOW, IT MAY BE THAT IF THEY LATER TRY TO 14:31:10 22 FILE SOMETHING, WE'LL HAVE TO REVISIT THE ISSUE OF 14:31:13 23 ANY FURTHER DISCOVERY THAT MIGHT BE NEED TO BE 14:31:16 24 TAKEN. 14:31:16 25 SO WHAT WE TRIED TO DO, YOUR HONOR, IS BUT YOUR HONOR WAS PERSUADED THAT THAT BUT ESSENTIALLY WHAT WE'RE SEEKING HERE 5 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:31:18 1 IS RECIPROCAL FAIR PARITY IN DISCOVERY. 14:31:22 2 14:31:25 3 THESE -- THE DISCOVERY OF THESE FUTURE PRODUCTS, 14:31:28 4 FOR EXAMPLE, THE GALAXY S2 WHICH IS NOT GOING TO BE 14:31:31 5 RELEASED UNTIL THE FALL. 14:31:34 6 14:31:37 7 AND WHAT WE'RE SIMPLY TRYING TO DO IS, AND THEIR 14:31:40 8 BASIS FOR THAT, YOUR HONOR, QUICKLY, I'LL TRY TO BE 14:31:43 9 QUICK, IS THEY NEED TO GET PREPARED SO THAT IF THIS 14:31:45 10 COMES OUT, THERE'S NO FURTHER DELAY AND WHATNOT. 14:31:49 11 WHAT WE'RE SIMPLY ASKING IS FOR PARITY 14:31:53 12 HERE. 14:31:57 13 THERE'S GOING TO BE MOTION PRACTICE AND PRELIMINARY 14:31:59 14 INJUNCTION ON THE GALAXY S2 IN THE FALL OF 2011, 14:32:03 15 THEN THE PRODUCT THAT IS GOING TO BE OUT THERE IN 14:32:05 16 THE MARKETPLACE WITH IS VERY, VERY LIKELY, YOUR 14:32:07 17 HONOR, GOING TO BE A NEW VERSION OF THE IPHONE AND 14:32:11 18 SO WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO, IF YOU LOOK AT, FOR 14:32:13 19 EXAMPLE, THE SLEEKCRAFT FACTORS, YOUR HONOR, WE 14:32:16 20 SHOULD BE ABLE TO BE LOOKING AT THE -- NO PUN 14:32:19 21 INTENDED -- APPLES TO APPLES, THE S2 VERSUS THE NEW 14:32:25 22 VERSION OF THE IPHONE IN THE FALL OF 20000. 14:32:28 23 ACCORDING TO THE ELEMENTS, FOR EXAMPLE, 14:32:30 24 THE SIMILARITY OF THE MARKS, WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO 14:32:33 25 LOOK AT THE ACTUAL PRODUCTS AND BE ABLE TO COMPARE THEY HAVE SAID TO YOUR HONOR, WE NEED YOUR HONOR ORDERED THAT TO BE PRODUCED. WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO GET PREPARED, TOO. IF 6 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:32:36 1 THEM SO THAT WE COULD, FOR EXAMPLE, ONE THING YOU 14:32:38 2 DO, SO SLEEKCRAFT HAS EIGHT FACTORS, BUT THE EIGHT 14:32:42 3 FACTORS ARE DESIGNED FOR ONE -- TO ANSWER ONE LEGAL 14:32:45 4 QUESTION: 14:32:47 5 14:32:50 6 14:32:57 7 14:33:00 8 AND BE IN THE SAME POSITION AS THEM. 14:33:02 9 TO BE ABLE TO DO WHATEVER THEY WANT WITH OUR 14:33:04 10 ADVANCED PRODUCTS AND WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO THE 14:33:07 11 SAME THING, FOR EXAMPLE, GET READY SO WE HAVE THAT 14:33:10 12 PRODUCT AVAILABLE, WE CAN SEE AND DO A SURVEY AND 14:33:13 13 SEE, DO PEOPLE THINK THAT THESE ARE SIMILAR? 14:33:16 14 PEOPLE CONFUSED? 14:33:18 15 14:33:20 16 14:33:21 17 14:33:26 18 DIFFERENT IN DESIGN, AND THEY PUT $100 MILLION 14:33:30 19 MARKETING CAMPAIGN INTO IT THIS FALL AND -- BUT 14:33:34 20 IT'S A DIFFERENT DESIGN, AND YOUR HONOR IS 14:33:38 21 ADDRESSING IRREPARABLE -- THE LIKELIHOOD OF 14:33:41 22 IRREPARABLE HARM AND IT TURNS OUT THAT THE THINGS 14:33:44 23 THAT THEY'RE COMPLAINING ABOUT DON'T EVEN APPLY TO 14:33:46 24 THIS NEW PRODUCT THAT THEY'RE PUTTING $100 MILLION 14:33:50 25 OF A MARKETING CAMPAIGN INTO, THAT IS GOING TO THE LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION. AND SO WHAT PEOPLE DO IN THESE KINDS OF CASES IS THAT THEY DO SURVEYS. SO WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO -- TO HAVE PARITY THEY'RE GOING ARE YOU KNOW, ANOTHER FACTOR IS STRENGTH OF THE MARKS. IF THEIR NEW PRODUCT IS SUBSTANTIALLY 7 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:33:53 1 SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECT, FOR EXAMPLE, THE LIKELIHOOD 14:33:55 2 OF HARM IN THE MARKETPLACE IF THEY'RE NOT EVEN 14:33:57 3 USING THAT STUFF ANYMORE IN THEIR NEW MARKETING 14:34:00 4 CAMPAIGN. 14:34:00 5 IT'S GOING TO SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECT THE 14:34:02 6 BALANCE OF HARMS IF THEY'RE ASKING THIS COURT TO 14:34:05 7 ENJOIN SAMSUNG FROM SELLING BASICALLY ITS ENTIRE 14:34:08 8 SMART PHONE AND TAB LINE IN THE UNITED STATES. 14:34:11 9 14:34:15 10 DO FILE A P.I., YOUR HONOR, AND ALL WE'RE ASKING 14:34:22 11 FOR IS THE EXACT SAME DISCOVERY THAT YOUR HONOR 14:34:24 12 ALREADY ORDERED WITH RESPECT TO THE DEFENDANTS. 14:34:27 13 14:34:32 14 I SAID AT THE LAST HEARING, WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE 14:34:35 15 GOOSE IS GOOD FOR THE GANDER AND WE SHOULD BE 14:34:37 16 ENTITLED TO THE SAME DISCOVERY THAT THEY GOT, YOUR 14:34:40 17 HONOR. 14:34:40 18 14:34:42 19 WHAT IS YOUR, IF YOU DO END UP FILING A P.I. 14:34:46 20 MOTION, IS IT GOING TO BE JUST THE TRADEMARK AND 14:34:48 21 THE TRADE DRESS OR IS IT ALSO GOING TO BE DESIGN 14:34:52 22 PATENTS? 14:34:53 23 14:34:55 24 UTILITY PATENTS, BECAUSE AS I SAID, THAT'S NOT 14:34:59 25 REALLY I THINK FEASIBLE TO DO A FULL CLAIM SO THIS STUFF IS HIGHLY RELEVANT IF THEY AND WE THINK THAT IT'S REASONABLE, AND AS THE COURT: LET ME ASK THE PLAINTIFFS, I'M REALLY HOPING IT'S NOT GOING TO BE 8 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:35:02 1 CONSTRUCTION AND A FULL ANALYSIS ON A P.I. BASIS. 14:35:05 2 SO TELL ME WHAT YOU'RE CURRENT THINKING 14:35:07 3 14:35:07 4 14:35:08 5 THAT I INTEND TO, IF NECESSARY, CHANGE YOUR MIND 14:35:12 6 ABOUT THE UTILITY PATENTS, BUT THE DIRECT ANSWER TO 14:35:16 7 YOUR QUESTION IS WE'RE GOING TO REVIEW THE RIGHTS 14:35:22 8 THAT WE HAVE ASSERTED. 14:35:23 9 14:35:25 10 ARE GOING TO MOVE ONTO SOME KIND OF COMBINATION OF 14:35:27 11 THE RIGHTS THAT WE HAVE ASSERTED, YOUR HONOR. 14:35:29 12 14:35:31 13 HAVE DECIDED TO MOVE, MUCH LESS WHICH OF OUR MANY 14:35:34 14 CLAIMS WE'RE GOING TO MOVE ON. 14:35:35 15 THE COURT: 14:35:37 16 BOTH PARTIES AND IT SOUNDS LIKE BOTH OF YOU ARE 14:35:41 17 INTERESTED IN GETTING -- ESPECIALLY IF YOU WANT TO 14:35:43 18 LITIGATE UTILITY PATENTS, THEN LET'S JUST SET AN 14:35:47 19 EXPEDITED SCHEDULE FOR THE WHOLE CASE. 14:35:49 20 14:35:51 21 WANT TO HEAR FROM BOTH SIDES WHETHER YOU WOULD 14:35:54 22 AGREE WITH IT RATHER THAN EVERY SIX WEEKS HAVING AN 14:35:57 23 EXPEDITED DISCOVERY MOTION. 14:35:59 24 14:36:02 25 IS. MR. MCELHINNY: MY CURRENT THINKING IS AND WE'RE GOING TO MOVE -- IF WE MOVE, WE BUT I CAN'T TELL YOU RIGHT NOW THAT WE WELL, LET ME ASK ACTUALLY OF I WOULD RATHER US JUST START NOW AND I IF YOU REALLY FEEL THIS ANXIOUS, SET THE SCHEDULE NOW AND I'LL GIVE YOU A TRIAL IN 9 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:36:04 1 EIGHT MONTHS, SIX MONTHS, WHATEVER YOU WANT, MY 14:36:07 2 SCHEDULE IS OPEN. 14:36:11 3 WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THAT? 14:36:18 4 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:36:19 5 ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION IS THAT WE WOULD LIKE THAT, 14:36:21 6 YOUR HONOR. 14:36:24 7 14:36:26 8 NEED TWO MINUTES TO CONSULT WITH MY CLIENT TO GET 14:36:29 9 MORE DIRECT INFORMATION ABOUT THAT. 14:36:31 10 14:36:33 11 THAT SOMETHING THAT SAMSUNG WOULD BE INTERESTED IN 14:36:35 12 RATHER THAN US INCREMENTALLY GETTING DISCOVERY 14:36:39 13 PIECEMEAL? 14:36:41 14 CASE? 14:36:42 15 14:36:43 16 WOULD HAVE TO CONFER. 14:36:47 17 ON THE SUBJECT OF THIS PARTICULAR MOTION. 14:36:49 18 THE COURT: 14:36:49 19 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:36:51 20 COMPLICATED CASE. 14:36:53 21 THE OTHER CASE TOGETHER WITH IT AND IF WE'RE GOING 14:36:56 22 TO BE PROCEEDING ON UTILITY PATENTS, WE SHOULD 14:36:58 23 PROCEED IN TOTAL. 14:37:01 24 14:37:05 25 ONE YEAR? YOU TELL ME. THE ANSWER -- WELL, THE WE WOULD LIKE AN EXPEDITED TRIAL DATE. IN TERMS OF THE SPECIFIC MONTHS, I WOULD THE COURT: WELL, LET ME HEAR FROM -- IS WHY DON'T WE JUST GET STARTED ON THE MR. VERHOEVEN: WELL, I THINK I, TOO, IT'S SORT OF COMING OUT NOT I UNDERSTAND. AND IT'S A VERY AS YOU KNOW, YOUR HONOR RELATED AND SO WE WOULD NEED TO TRY TO DO A SIGNIFICANT ASSESSMENT BECAUSE OFF THE TOP OF -- AT 10 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:37:10 1 LEAST OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD, I'LL LET 14:37:12 2 MR. MCELHINNY SPEAK FOR HIMSELF, BUT AT LEAST OFF 14:37:15 3 THE TOP OF MY HEAD IT'S IMPORTANT THAT WE GET IT 14:37:18 4 RIGHT IN TERMS OF THE SCHEDULE AND WE WOULD HAVE TO 14:37:20 5 SIT DOWN AND FIGURE OUT HOW MANY EXPERTS ARE WE 14:37:21 6 TALKING ABOUT? 14:37:24 7 THE MARKMAN HEARING WITH ALL OF THESE PATENTS? 14:37:27 8 KNOW, WHAT ARE YOUR HONOR'S LIMITS, IF ANY, ON THE 14:37:30 9 NUMBER OF TERMS FOR CONSTRUCTION PER PATENT? 14:37:35 10 14:37:36 11 14:37:37 12 MORE INVOLVED THAN ME JUST TELLING YOU RIGHT OFF 14:37:42 13 THE TOP OF MY HEAD. 14:37:43 14 14:37:45 15 OFF THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD, AND I DON'T THINK THAT'S 14:37:48 16 FAIR TO YOU ALL SINCE THIS IS REALLY NOT EVEN A 14:37:50 17 CMC. 14:37:50 18 14:37:52 19 14:37:54 20 14:37:57 21 14:37:57 22 THE COURT: 14:37:58 23 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:38:00 24 SO WE HAVEN'T EVEN HAD A CHANCE TO GO THROUGH THAT 14:38:03 25 YET, YOUR HONOR. YOU KNOW, HOW ARE WE GOING TO DO YOU IS IT FOR THE WHOLE CASE? THOSE ARE THE THINGS I THINK WOULD BE THE COURT: I'M NOT ASKING YOU TO TELL ME MR. VERHOEVEN: MAY I SAY ONE OTHER THING REALLY QUICKLY, YOUR HONOR? LAST NIGHT I THINK IT WAS APPLE FILED AN AMENDED COMPLAINT. I KNOW. AND ADDED NEW PATENTS. 11 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:38:03 1 SO THAT WOULD OBVIOUSLY IMPACT US AS 14:38:06 2 14:38:06 3 14:38:07 4 SAMSUNG VERSUS APPLE CASE, IT HAS BEEN RELATED BUT 14:38:10 5 IT HASN'T BEEN CONSOLIDATED. 14:38:12 6 14:38:14 7 IT OR ARE YOU JUST GOING TO THEN ASSERT THE PATENTS 14:38:18 8 THAT YOU ASSERTED IN THAT CASE AS COUNTERCLAIMS IN 14:38:20 9 THIS CASE AND IT IS RESPECTIVELY THE SAME CASE 14:38:21 10 14:38:24 11 14:38:26 12 CONSOLIDATED, YOUR HONOR, AND WE THINK IT SHOULD BE 14:38:28 13 CONSOLIDATED AND SHOULD PROCEED AS A SINGLE CASE. 14:38:29 14 14:38:31 15 ANSWER DATE IS NOT FOR A LITTLE WHILE, RIGHT? 14:38:33 16 KNOW YOU STIPULATED TO A DATE. 14:38:37 17 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:38:42 18 MS. MAROULIS: 14:38:43 19 IT'S GOING TO BE CHANGED BECAUSE OF THE FILING 14:38:48 20 YESTERDAY. 14:38:48 21 14:38:49 22 ANTICIPATING THEN FILING COUNTERCLAIMS THAT WOULD 14:38:53 23 ASSERT YOUR OWN -- WHATEVER COMBINATION OF UTILITY 14:38:57 24 PATENTS? 14:38:57 25 WELL. THE COURT: SURE. LET ME ASK, THE ARE YOU ALL GOING TO SEEK TO CONSOLIDATE ANYWAY, OR WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN? MR. VERHOEVEN: THE COURT: THE COURT: WE THINK IT SHOULD BE NOW, WHEN YOU -- I THINK YOUR WHEN WAS THAT? JULY 15TH. YOUR HONOR, JULY 5TH. I SEE. MR. VERHOEVEN: I OKAY. ARE YOU WE'RE STILL EVALUATING 12 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:38:59 1 OUR OPTIONS, AND I REALLY CAN'T SPEAK TO THAT AT 14:39:01 2 THIS POINT. 14:39:02 3 THE COURT: 14:39:02 4 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:39:04 5 14:39:05 6 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:39:07 7 THE COURT: 14:39:08 8 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:39:09 9 14:39:11 10 TALKING ABOUT AN INJUNCTION, IS THAT WE DO FEEL 14:39:13 11 THAT THERE IS INJURY GOING ON. 14:39:16 12 14:39:19 13 THIS CASE. 14:39:22 14 CONSOLIDATION SIMPLY BECAUSE ADDING A TEN-UTILITY 14:39:26 15 PATENT ONTO THE CASE THAT WE HAVE WE THINK IS A 14:39:29 16 DELAYING TACTIC. 14:39:30 17 14:39:34 18 COUNSEL, ALL OF THE COUNSEL WHO ARE IN THE CASE, 14:39:36 19 WILL OPPOSE CONSOLIDATING THAT ON APPLE'S SIDE. 14:39:40 20 14:39:42 21 MEAN, I SAT IN FRONT OF YOU AND YOU SAID, YOU CAN 14:39:46 22 EXPEDITE DISCOVERY AND WE KNOW FROM THE 14:39:49 23 DECLARATIONS, WE CALLED THEM UP AND WE WENT THROUGH 14:39:51 24 THE LIST THAT MR. VERHOEVEN HAD STATED AND HE SAID 14:39:54 25 EXACTLY YOUR POINT, WHICH WAS THAT THERE IS GOING OKAY. WE ARE EVALUATING THOSE OPTIONS THOUGH, YOUR HONOR. IF I MAY, YOUR HONOR? YES. TWO OF THE SUBJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN TOUCHED ON, WE DO, THE REASON WE'RE WE DO SEEK TO EXPEDITE A RESOLUTION OF WE DO THINK THAT -- WE WILL OPPOSE BUT IN CONNECTION I THINK I CAN SAY AS YOU KNOW FROM THE DECLARATIONS, I 13 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:39:57 1 TO HAVE TO BE SOME DISCOVERY RELATIVE TO THIS 14:39:59 2 INJUNCTION IF IT IS FILED, CAN'T WE AGREE ON A 14:40:02 3 PROCESS FOR THAT? 14:40:06 4 ARE TO BE DEPOSED, ALL OF THE STUFF THAT I 14:40:07 5 MENTIONED TO YOU? 14:40:08 6 AND TODAY THEY WILL NOT ENGAGE WITH US. 14:40:12 7 AND, AGAIN, I THINK AS COUNSEL HAS SAID, 14:40:14 8 THE LIKELY PROCEDURE HERE IS THAT THEY FILED THIS 14:40:17 9 SORT OF WHAT WE WOULD CALL IT A "GOTCHA MOTION" AND 14:40:21 10 IF IT DOESN'T SUCCEED THEN WE'RE GOING TO START 14:40:24 11 OVER THE PROCESS ABOUT NOW WHAT DISCOVERY DO YOU 14:40:27 12 REALLY NEED THAT IS RELEVANT TO THE INJUNCTION AND 14:40:30 13 HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE, AND I THINK WE WILL SEE AN 14:40:33 14 ENGAGEMENT AND PROBABLY A DRAWN-OUT DISCOVERY 14:40:36 15 PERIOD. 14:40:36 16 14:40:37 17 14:40:37 CAN'T WE DECIDE IF DECLARANTS MR. VERHOEVEN: YOUR HONOR, MAY I 18 MR. MCELHINNY: JUST LET ME FINISH. 14:40:39 19 THE OTHER THING IS ALL OF THE CLAIMS THAT 14:40:41 20 WE WILL BE PURSUING, WHATEVER THEY ARE IN THE 14:40:43 21 PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION, AS WE POINTED OUT TO YOUR 14:40:47 22 HONOR BEFORE, AND AS WE POINTED OUT CLEARLY IN OUR 14:40:49 23 AMENDED COMPLAINT, WILL BE BASED ON PRODUCTS THAT 14:40:51 24 ARE CURRENTLY IN THE MARKET. 14:40:54 25 BASED ON OUR FUTURE PRODUCTS. BRIEFLY? THEY WILL NOT BE 14 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:40:55 1 MR. VERHOEVEN TALKED ABOUT THE 14:40:57 2 POSSIBILITY THAT HE WAS TAKING SURVEYS WITH 14:41:00 3 WHATEVER THEY GET TOGETHER BUT IF THAT REACHED THE 14:41:04 4 CONFIDENTIALITY ORDER, WE JUST CAN'T. 14:41:08 5 14:41:11 6 DESIGN PATENTS, UTILITY PATENTS AND YOU CHANGED 14:41:15 7 YOUR TRADE DRESS ALLEGATION AND YOU ADDED A CLAIM 14:41:20 8 FOR RELIEF. 14:41:28 9 14:41:31 10 ANTICIPATION OF THIS MOTION TO MAKE IT MORE TIED TO 14:41:33 11 SPECIFIC CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IPHONES AND IPADS 14:41:35 12 OR -- 14:41:36 13 14:41:38 14 14:41:39 15 THE COURT: 14:41:40 16 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:41:41 17 INTENTIONAL STRATEGY, SAMSUNG KEEPS RELEASING 14:41:48 18 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCTS. 14:41:49 19 SO IN THE TIME THAT WE WERE LAST IN FRONT 14:41:51 20 OF YOU BEFORE, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO GET THE SAMPLES 14:41:53 21 AND THE S2 PHONE AND WHICH IS BEING MARKETED 14:41:56 22 OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES, AND WE WERE ABLE TO 14:41:58 23 DRAFT A COMPLAINT THAT WAS MORE CLOSELY DRAWN TO 14:42:01 24 THE PRODUCTS THAT WE WERE GOING TO BE ATTACKING AND 14:42:03 25 WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT COMPLAINT WAS ON THE COURT: I KNOW YOU ADDED A BUNCH OF WHY DID YOU AMEND THIS? MR. MCELHINNY: WAS THAT IN I THINK THERE ARE A COUPLE OF REASONS THAT WE HAVE DONE IT. UH-HUH. ONE, AS PART OF THEIR 15 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:42:05 1 FILE BEFORE WE ACTUALLY GOT THE PRODUCTION DUE DATE 14:42:09 2 BECAUSE WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT WAS DONE 14:42:11 3 COMPLETELY WITH PUBLIC INFORMATION. 14:42:15 4 QUESTION ABOUT HOW WE WOULD USE THE PRODUCTS THAT 14:42:17 5 ARE BEING PROVIDED TO US TODAY. 14:42:19 6 14:42:22 7 MEAN, APPLE, AS YOU KNOW, IT HAS A LOT OF 14:42:26 8 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND IT'S A TAILORING 14:42:28 9 OF THOSE PRODUCTS. 14:42:30 10 14:42:34 11 IF YOU ALL -- UNDERSTANDING LAST TIME YOU WERE 14:42:37 12 HERE, YOU SAID THAT YOU HAD A BUSINESS 14:42:39 13 RELATIONSHIP, I FORGET WHAT THE NUMBER WAS, EIGHT 14:42:44 14 MILLION, EIGHT BILLION? 14:42:44 15 14:42:45 16 14:42:47 17 14:42:49 18 JUST GET ALONG HERE AND CAN I SEND YOU OUT TO ADR? 14:42:53 19 IS THERE ANY -- YOU NAME IT WHO YOU WANT 14:42:55 20 TO GO TO? 14:43:00 21 CHOCOLATES. 14:43:01 22 14:43:04 23 14:43:06 24 14:43:09 25 SO THERE'S NO BUT BASICALLY IT'S A TAILORING OF -- I THE COURT: LET ME ASK IF THE PARTIES -- MR. MCELHINNY: I THINK IT WAS IN EXCESS OF SEVEN BILLION. THE COURT: SEVEN BILLION. CAN WE ALL I WILL SEND YOU WITH BOXES OF I MEAN, WHATEVER. IS THERE ANYTHING THAT WOULD BE POSSIBLE HERE IN TERMS OF AT LEAST EXPLORING? I KNOW YOU SAID YOU ALREADY ENGAGED IN A BIT OF DISCUSSION BEFORE FILING THIS CASE, BUT IS 16 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:43:12 1 THERE ANYTHING NOW? 14:43:13 2 14:43:14 3 14:43:17 4 14:43:18 5 14:43:22 6 14:43:24 7 14:43:27 8 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:43:27 9 THE COURT: 14:43:29 10 POST-LAWSUIT, IS THERE ANYTHING THAT WE SHOULD BE 14:43:31 11 TRYING RIGHT NOW? 14:43:32 12 14:43:33 13 HAPPENED POST-LAWSUIT IS THAT APPLE'S PATENT 14:43:36 14 COUNSEL HAS BEEN LITIGATING IN THE PRESS AND THAT'S 14:43:38 15 WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN DEVOTING THEIR EFFORTS. 14:43:44 16 14:43:45 17 14:43:48 18 14:43:50 19 OKAY. 14:43:52 20 WILLING TO GO TO SOME FORM OF ADR NOW? 14:43:57 21 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:43:58 22 THE COURT: 14:43:58 23 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:44:00 24 INVOLVED IN THESE TALKS, BUT MY UNDERSTANDING IS 14:44:01 25 THAT THIS CASE OBVIOUSLY HAS GOT THE ATTENTION OF MR. VERHOEVEN: WE'RE ALWAYS WILLING TO DO THAT, YOUR HONOR. THERE HAS BEEN DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN THE PARTIES AND -THE COURT: YOU MEAN SINCE THE LAWSUIT WAS FILED OR ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT THE PRE -BEFOREHAND. OKAY. MR. VERHOEVEN: MR. MCELHINNY: BUT WHAT ABOUT I MEAN, FRANKLY, WHAT HAS WELL, HOLD ON. WE HAVE NEVER SPOKEN TO THE PRESS, YOUR HONOR. THE COURT: I DON'T WANT TO GET INTO -- WHAT WOULD BE FEASIBLE RIGHT NOW? ARE YOU MY UNDERSTANDING -- YES. -- I HAVE NOT BEEN 17 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:44:05 1 PEOPLE AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS, LITERALLY AT THE 14:44:06 2 HIGHEST LEVELS AT BOTH COMPANIES. 14:44:07 3 THE COURT: 14:44:09 4 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:44:10 5 MEETING AND TALKING AND THAT'S MY UNDERSTANDING. 14:44:12 6 AND I DON'T THINK INTRODUCING A MEDIATOR INTO THAT 14:44:15 7 WOULD BE HELPFUL, YOUR HONOR, IS MY READ. 14:44:17 8 14:44:20 9 14:44:27 10 14:44:29 11 BRIEFLY TO THE ACTUAL MOTION? 14:44:30 12 THE COURT: 14:44:32 13 14:44:37 14 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:44:38 15 THE COURT: 14:44:40 16 14:44:41 17 LET ME GO TO MR. MCELHINNY. 14:44:46 18 LIKE BASED ON THE RELEASE OF IPHONE, IPHONE 3G, 14:44:50 19 IPHONE 3GS, IPHONE 4, IT LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE DUE FOR 14:44:55 20 A RELEASE OF AT LEAST A PHONE. 14:44:56 21 14:44:59 22 COMPUTER, YOU RELEASED ONE IN MARCH OF LAST YEAR 14:45:02 23 AND OF THIS YEAR AND IT COMES OUT WITHIN A YEAR, IT 14:45:05 24 SEEMS A LITTLE PREMATURE THAT YOU HAVE HAD LESS 14:45:07 25 THAN THREE MONTHS OF DEVELOPMENT ON THE TABLET CAN WE GET THEM TOGETHER? THAT THEY ARE, IN FACT, I CAN ANSWER YOUR EARLIER QUESTION. WE WOULD BE PREPARED TO TRY THIS CASE IN SIX MONTHS. MR. VERHOEVEN: YOUR HONOR, MAY I SPEAK YES, I'M GOING TO GET BACK TO THE MOTION. OH. I'M SORRY. I'M JUST GETTING DISTRACTED HERE. IT LOOKS I AGREE WITH THE -- THAT THE TABLET 18 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:45:10 1 COMPUTER. 14:45:11 2 14:45:13 3 DUE ON ONE, ALTHOUGH THE RELEASE DATES IN THE PAST 14:45:16 4 FOUR YEARS HAVE ALL BEEN IN JUNE. 14:45:18 5 14:45:21 6 I MEAN, IF YOU'RE GOING TO RELEASE A PRODUCT IT 14:45:23 7 LOOKS LIKE PROBABLY BEFORE YOUR P.I. MOTION IS 14:45:26 8 FILED, WHY SHOULDN'T THEY BE ABLE TO GET SOME 14:45:28 9 INFORMATION ON THAT? 14:45:29 10 14:45:31 11 14:45:32 12 14:45:35 13 IN THE EXACT SAME SPECULATION THAT THEY ARE. 14:45:37 14 NOT ISSUE PRERELEASES. 14:45:42 15 TO THE PRESS. 14:45:42 16 14:45:47 17 NOT SIMPLY HISTORICAL ABOUT WHEN WE'RE GOING TO 14:45:49 18 RELEASE SOMETHING, WHAT IT'S LIKELY TO BE, AND 14:45:52 19 THAT'S BECAUSE OF THE NATURE -- WE DO BUSINESS A 14:45:55 20 DIFFERENT WAY AND SO THERE'S NO WAY IN FAIRNESS TO 14:45:57 21 PREDICT WHENEVER WE'RE GOING TO DO A RELEASE OF 14:46:00 22 ANYTHING. 14:46:01 23 14:46:02 24 THAT THERE NEEDS TO BE CO-EXISTENCE IN THE MARKET 14:46:05 25 IN ORDER FOR YOU TO -- AND, AND IF YOU STOP BUT ON THE IPHONE IT LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE WHY SHOULDN'T THEY BE ABLE TO FIND OUT? MR. MCELHINNY: I THINK THERE ARE TWO ANSWERS TO THAT. ONE, YOUR HONOR, IN FAIRNESS, IS ENGAGING WE DO WE DON'T GIVE INFORMATION THERE'S NOT A FACT IN THEIR PAPERS THAT'S THE COURT: WHAT ABOUT THEIR ARGUMENT 19 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:46:10 1 SELLING, YOU KNOW, AND MAKE IT A LEGACY VERSION, I 14:46:12 2 MEAN, TELL ME ABOUT THE LEGACY VERSION? 14:46:16 3 THEY, IN FACT, STOP BEING SOLD RIGHT BEFORE THE 14:46:18 4 RELEASE OF THE NEXT GENERATION? 14:46:20 5 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:46:21 6 IN FAIRNESS, LET ME JUST ANSWER YOUR 14:46:23 7 14:46:24 8 THE COURT: 14:46:25 9 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:46:26 10 GOT CITED. 14:46:29 11 IS NOT A CASE THAT HAS EVER ORDERED THE PLAINTIFF 14:46:34 12 TO PRODUCE FUTURE PRODUCT PLANNING DESIGNS IN ORDER 14:46:39 13 TO BE ABLE TO ASSERT ITS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 14:46:41 14 RIGHTS. 14:46:45 15 14:46:47 16 A BURDEN ON PLAINTIFFS. 14:46:51 17 LANHAM ACT WHO WERE TRYING TO PROTECT INVESTORS 14:46:53 18 WOULD FIND THAT, WOULD FIND THAT A TERRIBLE 14:46:57 19 DISADVANTAGE TO A PLAINTIFF IF THAT WAS GOING TO BE 14:47:01 20 ONE OF THE COSTS. 14:47:02 21 14:47:05 22 THESE ACTS. 14:47:07 23 CLEAR, THEY'RE NOT SAYING THEY NEED IT FOR A PATENT 14:47:09 24 CASE. 14:47:12 25 TRADEMARK CASE. WHAT -- DO THEY DO NOT, YOUR HONOR. QUESTION DIRECTLY. YES. WHICH IS A LOT OF CASES I'M SURE YOU LOOKED AT THEM ALL. THERE IT HAS NEVER HAPPENED. AND WE WOULD ARGUE THAT IT WOULD BE SUCH THE PEOPLE WHO DRAFTED THE AND THE REASON FOR IT IS THE LOGIC OF IF YOU LOOK AT TRADE DRESS, TO BE THEY'RE NOT SAYING THEY NEED IT FOR A 20 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:47:14 1 ALL OF THEIR ARGUMENTS GO TO TRADE DRESS. 14:47:16 2 AND EVERY CASE THAT HAS BEEN CITED TO 14:47:18 3 YOU, EVERY CASE THAT EXISTS ON TRADE DRESS LOOKS AT 14:47:21 4 THE HISTORICAL BEHAVIOR OF THE PERSON WHO WAS 14:47:24 5 ASSERTING THE TRADE DRESS. 14:47:25 6 14:47:28 7 PROVE IS, ONE, THAT WE HAVE DONE SOMETHING 14:47:30 8 DISTINCTIVE; AND, TWO, THAT THE MARKET HAS REACTED 14:47:34 9 TO IT IN A WAY THAT IT'S GOT AN ACQUIRED 14:47:36 10 DISTINCTIVENESS AND THAT THAT THEN BECOMES OUR 14:47:39 11 LEGAL RIGHT THAT WE CAN ASSERT. 14:47:41 12 BUT THAT IS ENTIRELY HISTORICAL. 14:47:45 13 AND SO ALL OF THE CASES THAT HAVE BEEN 14:47:47 14 CITED TO YOUR HONOR RELY ON -- AND PARTICULARLY IN 14:47:51 15 THE AREA IN WHICH THEY TALKED ABOUT WHICH IS 14:47:54 16 WHETHER OR NOT THERE IS THIS CONTINUITY, IT LOOKS 14:47:58 17 AT THE HISTORICAL PRODUCTS THAT HAVE BEEN MARKETED. 14:48:00 18 14:48:03 19 INJUNCTION IN A TRADE DRESS CASE YOU HAVE TO 14:48:06 20 PROMISE THAT YOU WILL NOT CHANGE THIS IN THE FUTURE 14:48:08 21 OR THAT YOU WILL LOOK AT YOUR FUTURE PLANNING OR 14:48:11 22 ANYTHING LIKE THAT. 14:48:13 23 14:48:15 24 THE TIME OF THE INJUNCTION. 14:48:17 25 SPECIFICALLY SAYS THAT THE PLAINTIFF CAN PICK THE IT GOES BACK, BECAUSE WHAT WE HAVE TO NO ONE HAS EVER SAID IN ORDER TO GET AN THEY LOOK AT THE FACTS THAT EXIST AS OF THE ROSE ART CASE 21 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:48:19 1 PRODUCTS THAT THEY ARE ALLEGING ARE THE TRADE 14:48:22 2 DRESS, WHICH IS WHAT WE HAVE DONE. 14:48:23 3 14:48:25 4 QUITE SIMPLY, IS IF AT THE TIME THAT THIS 14:48:28 5 INJUNCTION CAME OUT WE WERE NOT COMPETING WITH 14:48:31 6 THEM, THAT WOULD BE A DEFENSE. 14:48:35 7 14:48:37 8 HAPPEN OR WHATEVER HAPPENS AND TO GIVE THEM 14:48:39 9 LITERALLY WHAT IS THE MOST SECRETLY REGARDED 14:48:42 10 INFORMATION IN OUR COMPANY, TO SPECULATE ABOUT WHAT 14:48:44 11 THE MARKET IS GOING TO LOOK LIKE A MONTH FROM NOW 14:48:48 12 LITERALLY WOULD BE PRECEDENT SETTING AND HUGELY 14:48:52 13 DAMAGING TO US. 14:48:53 14 14:48:55 15 14:49:01 16 14:49:03 17 RELEASE OF THE NEXT GENERATION, BUT HOW LONG IS THE 14:49:06 18 PREVIOUS GENERATION SOLD? 14:49:08 19 14:49:09 20 PRODUCTS THAT WE HAVE ASSERTED AS THE BASIS OF OUR 14:49:12 21 TRADE DRESS ARE TODAY IN THE MARKET AND COMPETE 14:49:15 22 AGAINST SAMSUNG'S PRODUCTS. 14:49:21 23 14:49:23 24 14:49:33 25 AND THE ANSWER TO YOUR HONOR'S QUESTION, BUT TO SPECULATE ABOUT WHETHER IT MIGHT THE COURT: OKAY. SO WHEN IS THE END OF LIFE FOR THE PRODUCTS? OKAY. YOU'RE SAYING IT'S NOT BEFORE THE MR. MCELHINNY: WE'RE SAYING ALL OF THE AND OBVIOUSLY IN ORDER TO WIN OUR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION, WE WILL HAVE TO PROVE THAT. THE COURT: WHY DID YOUR -- YOUR 22 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:49:37 1 DISCOVERY LETTER SAYS, YOU KNOW, WE'LL BE HAPPY TO 14:49:40 2 GIVE YOU DISCOVERY THAT YOU NEED, SAMSUNG, FOR THE 14:49:46 3 P.I. MOTION AFTER WE FILE OUR MOTION. 14:49:48 4 THAT JUST SEEMS TO BE UNREASONABLE TO ME. 14:49:51 5 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:49:52 6 14:49:53 7 14:49:55 8 THESE THINGS WORK IS THAT THE MOTION GETS FILED. 14:49:58 9 THE DEFENDANT DECIDES WHAT DISCOVERY THEY NEED. 14:50:00 10 THERE'S AN AGREEMENT AS TO WHAT DISCOVERY THEY GET 14:50:02 11 AND WHAT THE SYMMETRICAL DISCOVERY. 14:50:04 12 14:50:07 13 FUTURE DISCOVERY WOULD BE, HE LAID OUT EXACTLY THAT 14:50:11 14 PATTERN. 14:50:13 15 WE'LL SEE WHO THE DECLARANTS WERE. 14:50:15 16 AND SO WE -- THE LETTER ASSUMES THAT, BUT 14:50:19 17 I BELIEVE THERE'S A FOLLOW-UP LETTER THAT SAID, YOU 14:50:21 18 KNOW, IF YOU WANT TO START EARLIER, YOU SAID THIS, 14:50:24 19 WE AGREED THAT WE WILL EXPEDITE THE RELEVANT 14:50:27 20 DISCOVERY AND THE ANSWER TO THAT WAS WE DON'T WANT 14:50:29 21 TO TALK ABOUT THAT. 14:50:32 22 ANY DISCOVERY EXCEPT THIS PARTICULAR MOTION. 14:50:37 23 14:50:39 24 TIME, YOUR HONOR, IT IS IN OUR INTEREST TO EXPEDITE 14:50:41 25 THE DISCOVERY IN ORDER TO GET OUR PRELIMINARY IT WAS INTENDED TO BE REASONABLE, YOUR HONOR. JUST TO TAKE, IN MY EXPERIENCE, THE WAY JUST NOW WHEN YOU ASKED COUNSEL WHAT HIS HE SAID WE NEED TO SEE THE MOTION, THEN WE DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT AND WE REMAINED, AS I TOLD YOU THE LAST 23 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:50:43 1 INJUNCTION AND WE'RE -- WE REMAIN OPEN TO THOSE 14:50:47 2 MEET AND CONFER. 14:50:47 3 14:50:52 4 SAMSUNG'S ARGUMENT THAT, WELL, A HIGHLY 14:50:54 5 CONFIDENTIAL OUTSIDE COUNSEL EYES ONLY DESIGNATION 14:50:57 6 WAS SUFFICIENT TO AVOID PREJUDICING SAMSUNG IN 14:51:01 7 RELEASE OF PRERELEASE PRODUCTS BUT THAT DOESN'T 14:51:04 8 APPLY TO APPLE. 14:51:07 9 SUBSTANTIAL PREJUDICE TO APPLE? 14:51:10 10 14:51:11 11 THE SAME THREE STANDARDS TO US THAT YOUR HONOR 14:51:13 12 APPLIED IN THE MOTION. 14:51:16 13 IMMINENCE OF RELEASE, WHAT YOU LOOKED AT WAS 14:51:22 14 DIRECT -- RELEVANCE WASN'T ENOUGH. 14:51:24 15 DIRECT RELEVANCE OF THE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION 14:51:26 16 MOTION, AND THEN UNDER PREJUDICE, YOU LOOKED AT 14:51:29 17 EXACTLY THIS ISSUE. 14:51:31 18 AND WHAT YOU SAID WAS, SAMSUNG'S CLAIMS 14:51:34 19 OF PREJUDICE WERE UNDERCUT BECAUSE THEY ARE DOING 14:51:37 20 THEIR OWN PRERELEASES, THEY ARE PUTTING OUT THE 14:51:40 21 SAMPLES IN THE MARKET. 14:51:42 22 14:51:44 23 THE CONCLUSION WAS FOR THEM TO BE CLAIMING THIS IS 14:51:47 24 CONFIDENTIAL AT THE SAME TIME THAT THEY ARE SEEDING 14:51:50 25 THE MARKET WITH THIS STUFF UNDERCUT THEIR CLAIMS OF THE COURT: WHAT, YOU KNOW, ABOUT THAT'S INSUFFICIENT TO AVOID ANY MR. MCELHINNY: WHAT IS FAIR IS APPLYING AND WHAT YOU LOOKED AT WAS YOU ASKED FOR WE SHOWED YOU THE PICTURES AND YOU SAID 24 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:51:53 1 PREJUDICE. 14:51:54 2 THE COURT: 14:51:55 3 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:51:57 4 14:51:57 5 THE COURT: 14:51:58 6 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:51:59 7 APPLE'S FUTURE PRODUCTS LOOKED LIKE CANNOT BE 14:52:03 8 POLICED. 14:52:08 9 FIRM ON THE OTHER SIDE IS IN FOUR OTHER LAWSUITS, 14:52:10 10 14:52:13 11 14:52:16 12 LIKE CANNOT BE POLICED. 14:52:21 13 PEOPLE AT APPLE WILL HAVE TO GET IT. 14:52:24 14 I DON'T HAVE IT RIGHT NOW. 14:52:25 15 THERE'S JUST A UNIVERSE OF PEOPLE THAT 14:52:27 16 WOULD GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION, ANY ONE OF 14:52:30 17 WHOM WOULD HAVE THE POWER TO LEAK IT IN A WAY THAT 14:52:33 18 WOULD BE COMPLETELY UNTRACEABLE. 14:52:34 19 14:52:36 20 THAT YOU HAVE SEEN THAT THERE'S A WHOLE BLOGOSPHERE 14:52:39 21 OF PEOPLE OUT THERE DOING EVERYTHING THEY CAN TO 14:52:42 22 FIND OUT ABOUT APPLE'S PRERELEASE. 14:52:42 23 CHARISMA. 14:52:47 24 14:52:49 25 LET ME ASK -I NEED TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION DIRECTLY. GO AHEAD. INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT WE WILL BE DEALING WITH EXPERTS. THE SAME LAWYERS AGAINST APPLE FOR OTHER CLIENTS. THE KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT THESE PRODUCTS LOOK A PROTECTIVE ORDER, MORE I'LL GET IT. BUT YOUR HONOR KNOWS FROM THE ARTICLES THAT IS OUR AND IT'S POLICED, AS YOU KNOW FROM THE DECLARATIONS, THOROUGHLY WITHIN APPLE AND THIS 25 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:52:52 1 WOULD PUT IT IN A WAY THAT WE COULDN'T PROVE IT 14:52:55 2 HAPPENED, LEAKS WOULD SHOW, AND YOUR HONOR WOULD 14:52:57 3 NEVER TO BE ABLE TO TELL. 14:53:01 4 HAVE HAD ACCESS. 14:53:03 5 14:53:06 6 SAMSUNG'S PRERELEASES DOESN'T MATTER BECAUSE THEY 14:53:10 7 ARE LEAKING IT ANY WAY? 14:53:10 8 14:53:13 9 A BALANCE AND WHAT WAS -- SAMSUNG DIDN'T HAVE 14:53:17 10 DECLARATIONS THAT WE HAD THAT SAID THE PRODUCT 14:53:18 11 INFORMATION IS PROTECTED WITHIN THEIR COMPANY. 14:53:20 12 DIDN'T HAVE ANY DECLARATIONS AT ALL ABOUT HOW 14:53:22 13 CLOSELY IT WAS PROTECTED. 14:53:23 14 14:53:26 15 FLYING REPORTERS TO SPAIN AND HANDING THE PRODUCTS 14:53:28 16 OUT. 14:53:29 17 14:53:31 18 OF YOUR ORDER HAVE ALREADY BEEN RELEASED. 14:53:33 19 NOT SECRET NOW AT ALL. 14:53:35 20 AND THE OTHER TWO HAVE BEEN A SAMPLE. 14:53:39 21 SO THE DIFFERENCE -- I MEAN, YOUR HONOR'S 14:53:41 22 ORDER OF THE RELEASE IS IMMINENT AND SAMSUNG IS 14:53:46 23 ALREADY WELL INTO A MARKETING CAMPAIGN WHICH IS 14:53:48 24 WHERE THEY DO BUSINESS DIFFERENTLY AS YOUR 14:53:50 25 JUSTIFICATION FOR GIVING US THE PART OF WHAT WE THE COURT: TOO MANY PEOPLE WOULD AND YOU'RE SAYING WEEKS OF MR. MCELHINNY: IS THAT YOUR POSITION? I'M SAYING YOUR HONOR DID IT BUT WHAT WE SHOWED YOU WAS THAT THEY WERE THREE OF THE FIVE PRODUCTS OF THE RESULTS THEY'RE 26 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:53:52 1 ASKED FOR THAT YOU GAVE US. 14:53:54 2 14:53:56 3 EXACTLY -- SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE AND SAUCE FOR THE 14:54:00 4 GANDER AND IF YOU APPLY EXACTLY THAT SAME TEST, YOU 14:54:02 5 COME UP TO A CONCLUSION IN OUR CASE BECAUSE THE 14:54:05 6 FACTS ARE HERE. 14:54:06 7 14:54:11 8 BY WAY OF A P.I. MOTION, WHAT IS THE HARM GOING TO 14:54:13 9 BE? 14:54:16 10 BUY A SAMSUNG PRODUCT AND BE CONFUSED AND THINK, IN 14:54:19 11 FACT, THAT THEY ARE BUYING AN APPLE PRODUCT. 14:54:21 12 14:54:24 13 14:54:24 14 SO WHAT IS IT GOING TO BE? 14:54:26 15 MR. MCELHINNY: 14:54:28 16 OF THINGS. 14:54:31 17 IT ALSO WILL BE A -- 14:54:33 18 THE COURT: 14:54:35 19 PEOPLE BOUGHT A SAMSUNG PRODUCT THINKING THAT IT 14:54:37 20 WAS ACTUALLY AN APPLE PRODUCT? 14:54:40 21 14:54:42 22 GOING TO FALL INTO THREE AREAS: 14:54:44 23 GOING TO BE PART OF IT. 14:54:45 24 THE COURT: 14:54:47 25 MR. MCELHINNY: AND ALL I'M SAYING IS IF YOU APPLY THE COURT: LET ME ASK, IF THIS DOES GO IT SEEMS UNLIKELY THAT ANYBODY WOULD ACTUALLY SO I FIND LOST SALES TO BE REALLY HARD TO BELIEVE HERE. IT WILL BE A COMBINATION IT WILL, IN FACT, BE LOST SALES. BUT YOU'RE GOING TO ASSERT THAT MR. MCELHINNY: I BELIEVE IN GENERAL IT'S EITHER THAT'S OKAY. TWO, THAT PEOPLE ARE 27 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:54:48 1 GOING TO BELIEVE THAT SAMSUNG HAD AUTHORITY FROM 14:54:52 2 APPLE TO USE APPLE'S IP, AND, THEREFORE, THERE WAS 14:54:55 3 AN ENDORSEMENT. 14:54:56 4 14:54:59 5 THAT ONE WAY TO ATTACK APPLE IS BY MAKING ITS 14:55:06 6 DESIGNS GENERIC BY BROADENING THEM TO THE POINT OF 14:55:09 7 THE UNIQUENESS AND THE SPECIAL APPLICATION TO APPLE 14:55:11 8 NO LONGER APPLIES BECAUSE YOU CAN'T TELL THE 14:55:14 9 DIFFERENCE ANY MORE. 14:55:18 10 AND THAT OBVIOUSLY WILL BE IRREPARABLE. 14:55:28 11 THE COURT: 14:55:31 12 IF WE END UP HAVING IN THE P.I. MOTION LOOK AT 14:55:36 13 VALIDITY OF THE MARKS, THE DESIGN PATENTS, WHAT ARE 14:55:40 14 YOU GOING TO DO? 14:55:42 15 14:55:44 16 AGAIN, THERE'S A LONG WAY TO GO BETWEEN THIS AND 14:55:49 17 THE MOTION, BUT OBVIOUSLY WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO 14:55:52 18 CRAFT, IF WE FILE THE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION, A 14:55:55 19 MOTION THAT IS DIRECT, SORT OF PARED DOWN AND GIVES 14:56:01 20 US THE LARGEST -- WE'RE NOT GOING TO ASSERT ALL OF 14:56:04 21 OUR RIGHTS OBVIOUSLY. 14:56:05 22 AND SO THERE ARE INSTANCES WITH THE 14:56:08 23 TRADEMARKS WHERE WE WILL HAVE PRESUMPTIONS OF 14:56:10 24 VALIDITY, WE HAVE DESIGN PATENTS THAT WILL HAVE 14:56:13 25 PRESUMPTIONS OF VALIDITY, BUT THERE WILL BE EXPERTS AND, THREE, WE'RE GOING TO DEMONSTRATE WITH REGARD TO THE VALIDITY, ARE YOU GOING TO HAVE EXPERTS? MR. MCELHINNY: WE WILL CERTAINLY -- 28 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:56:16 1 AS WELL BOTH IN TERMS OF THE LIABILITY ISSUES AND 14:56:18 2 THE IRREPARABLE INJURY. 14:56:20 3 14:56:23 4 THAT THE IPAD 2 WAS JUST RELEASED IN MARCH, ISN'T 14:56:28 5 IT A BIT SPECULATIVE TO SAY -- I MEAN, YOU YOURSELF 14:56:33 6 SAY THEY SEEM TO DO LIKE ONE A YEAR. 14:56:37 7 BELIEVE THAT THEY ARE GOING TO DO TWO THIS YEAR? 14:56:39 8 14:56:40 9 14:56:42 10 THINK THAT THE ANALYSTS ARE EXPECTING THEM TO 14:56:46 11 RELEASE ANOTHER PAD IN THE FALL. 14:56:48 12 14:56:50 13 TO DISCOVERY SO IT'S RECIPROCAL SO THAT WE CAN 14:56:55 14 PREPARE JUST LIKE THEY'RE ALLEGEDLY PREPARED FOR 14:56:57 15 THEIR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION MOTION. 14:56:59 16 14:57:01 17 ACCORDING TO FORECASTS. 14:57:05 18 THEY WON'T EVEN TELL YOUR HONOR. 14:57:06 19 THEY'RE COMING OUT WITH THEIR NEW PRODUCT AND THEY 14:57:08 20 WON'T TELL YOU AND THEY WON'T TELL US EITHER. 14:57:11 21 14:57:13 22 LIKE TO ADDRESS SOME OF THESE POINTS THAT 14:57:15 23 MR. MCELHINNY MADE AS WELL. 14:57:17 24 SHOULD I DO THAT NOW? 14:57:18 25 THE COURT: THE COURT: LET ME ASK MR. VERHOEVEN, NOW MR. VERHOEVEN: WHY SHOULD WE THERE'S AN ARTICLE IN THE "WALL STREET JOURNAL" THIS MORNING SAYING THAT THEY THE POINT IS THAT WE SHOULD BE ENTITLED SO THE PHONE IS DUE OUT ANY DAY NOW, THEY WON'T TELL US AND THEY KNOW WHEN IF I MIGHT, YOUR HONOR, I REALLY WOULD YES. I'M JUST GOING TO GIVE 29 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:57:20 1 YOU A VERY QUICK, IF YOU COULD, TIMEFRAME. 14:57:23 2 YOU SPECIFICALLY TO ADDRESS THEIR POINT WHICH IS, 14:57:27 3 LOOK, IF THE APPLE PRODUCTS ARE NOT BEING SOLD AT 14:57:30 4 THE TIME, THEN THE P.I. MOTION LOSES OR LET'S SAY 14:57:33 5 HYPOTHETICALLY A P.I. WAS ACTUALLY ISSUED, THE 14:57:37 6 MOMENT THEY STOPPED SELLING THE PRODUCT THAT IS, 14:57:41 7 YOU KNOW, ALLEGEDLY BEING CONFUSED WITH YOURS, THEN 14:57:44 8 THE P.I. IS GOING TO EXPIRE AND BE TERMINATED. 14:57:47 9 14:57:48 10 14:57:49 11 THE COURT: 14:57:49 12 MR. VERHOEVEN: 14:57:50 13 MAIN POINT THAT THEY MAKE ON RELEVANCE IN THEIR 14:57:53 14 MOTION IS THAT, OH, THIS WAS ABOUT THE FUTURE AND 14:57:56 15 THE FUTURE IS NOT RELEVANT. 14:57:57 16 14:58:02 17 POSITION THAT THEY TOOK WHEN THEY SOUGHT EXPEDITED 14:58:06 18 DISCOVERY OF SAMSUNG'S FUTURE PRODUCTS. 14:58:08 19 14:58:09 20 HEARING, THE RECIPROCAL POINT WHICH IS IF WE HAVE 14:58:13 21 NOT RELEASED THE PRODUCT YET AS A MATTER OF BLACK 14:58:16 22 LETTER LAW, IT CAN'T CONSTITUTE ANY SORT OF TRADE 14:58:19 23 DRESS OR INFRINGEMENT AND IT'S NOT RELEASED AND 14:58:21 24 IT'S NOT ON THE MARKET. 14:58:22 25 MR. VERHOEVEN: EXACTLY. I WANT I'LL ADDRESS THAT RIGHT NOW. GO AHEAD. YOUR HONOR, BASICALLY THE WELL, THAT IS 180 DEGREES OPPOSITE OF THE AND I MADE THE POINT, YOUR HONOR, AT THAT BUT THEY CAME BACK AND SAID WE NEED TO 30 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:58:24 1 GET READY FOR A PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION MOTION AND 14:58:26 2 WE KNOW THAT THEY'RE GOING TO RELEASE A FUTURE 14:58:30 3 PRODUCT AND WE WANT TO SEE IT IN ADVANCE SO WE CAN 14:58:32 4 GET READY AND ALL WE'RE SEEKING HERE IS THE SAME 14:58:35 5 THING SO WE CAN GET READY. 14:58:36 6 14:58:39 7 BEFORE THE GALAXY S2, WHICH IS ACTUALLY RELEASED 14:58:44 8 WHICH WON'T BE UNTIL THE FALL OF 2011, THEY CAN'T 14:58:47 9 ACCUSE THE GALAXY S2. 14:58:50 10 14:58:52 11 PRODUCE THE GALAXY S2 FOR THEM SO THEY CAN GET 14:58:56 12 READY FOR THEIR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION MOTION. 14:58:58 13 WE'RE SEEKING IS PARITY. 14:59:00 14 14:59:02 15 THE FALL. 14:59:04 16 THE FALL THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE A NEW PHONE AND 14:59:07 17 THERE'S ALL KINDS OF SPECULATION AS TO WHAT IT'S 14:59:09 18 GOING TO BE. 14:59:10 19 14:59:13 20 14:59:16 21 14:59:19 22 DIFFERENT IN SCOPE AND SHAPE AND FORM AND DESIGN 14:59:23 23 THAN THE FIRST PAD. 14:59:25 24 14:59:29 25 NOW, IF THEY FILED THEIR P.I. MOTION BUT YOUR HONOR HAS ORDERED US TODAY TO ALL THEY'RE GOING TO RELEASE A NEW PHONE IN THEY WON'T TELL US THAT, BUT I THINK BY WE KNOW THE IPHONE 4 IS DRAMATICALLY DIFFERENT IN DESIGN AND LOOK THAN THE IPHONE 3. WE KNOW THAT THE IPAD 2 IS DRAMATICALLY AND WE SUSPECT THAT THESE NEW PRODUCTS THAT ARE GOING TO BE COMPETING ON THE MARKETPLACE 31 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 14:59:32 1 WITH THESE FUTURE PRODUCTS, NOT CURRENT PRODUCTS, 14:59:37 2 FUTURE PRODUCTS OF SAMSUNG ARE GOING TO HURT THEIR 14:59:40 3 CASE BECAUSE THEY'RE GOING TO BE A LOT DIFFERENT 14:59:42 4 AND THAT'S GOING TO BE THE SUBJECT OF THEIR 14:59:43 5 MARKETING CAMPAIGN IN THE FALL. 14:59:45 6 14:59:47 7 ANY PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION MOTION, BOTH ON THE 14:59:49 8 MERITS, ARE THESE THINGS GOING TO CONFUSE THE 14:59:52 9 CONSUMER? 14:59:55 10 14:59:56 11 14:59:59 12 MARKETPLACE, YOU KNOW, THESE PHONES, THEY HAVE A 15:00:01 13 SHELF LIFE, THEY'RE LIKE CABBAGE, YOU HAVE A SHELF 15:00:04 14 LIKE OF SIX MONTHS TO A YEAR MAX. 15:00:07 15 15:00:10 16 IRREPARABLY HARMED BECAUSE OF THE IPHONE 3 WHICH 15:00:14 17 SELLS FOR 59 BUCKS AND IS GOING TO A COMPLETELY 15:00:17 18 DIFFERENT MARKET SEGMENT THAN THE 4G TURBO CHARGED 15:00:26 19 VERY EXPENSIVE IPHONES IS LUDICROUS. 15:00:28 20 15:00:30 21 SHOW ANY SORT OF HARM IS BY COMPARING THEIR 15:00:32 22 CURRENTLY ON-THE-MARKET PRODUCTS TO THE CURRENTLY 15:00:35 23 ON-THE-MARKET PRODUCTS IN THE FALL THAT SAMSUNG 15:00:37 24 HAS. 15:00:38 25 AND THAT'S GOING TO BE VERY CRITICAL TO AND ALSO AS TO IRREPARABLE HARM AND BALANCE OF HARM. IF THEY'RE -- IF THEIR FOCUS IN THE THE NOTION THAT THEY'RE GOING TO BE THE ONLY WAY THEY'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO SO THAT'S WHY WE NEED -- IF YOU, IF YOU 32 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 15:00:41 1 GIVE THEM THE ARGUMENT THAT, HEY, WE NEED YOU TO 15:00:44 2 GET READY, EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE NOT FUTURE, THE SAME 15:00:47 3 ARGUMENT APPLIES TO US AND THAT'S REALLY THEIR ONLY 15:00:50 4 ARGUMENT ON RELEVANCE, YOUR HONOR. 15:00:51 5 15:00:58 6 GENERATION IS ON THE MARKET AND IS WHAT THEY'RE 15:01:00 7 FILING THEIR P.I. ON, AND IS BEING COMPARED TO, FOR 15:01:04 8 EXAMPLE, THE GALAXY S2 PHONE, THEN THERE'S 15:01:09 9 ABSOLUTELY NO ARGUMENT THAT THEY COULD MAKE THAT AS 15:01:11 10 15:01:14 11 15:01:17 12 THE -- A COUPLE OF CASES WHERE THEY SAY THEY GET TO 15:01:20 13 PICK AND CHOOSE WHAT TRADE DRESS THEY ASSERT. 15:01:24 14 15:01:26 15 ABOUT PAST PRODUCTS AND ABOUT THE SITUATION WHERE A 15:01:29 16 PLAINTIFF HAS FIVE MODELS AND THEY SUED FOR TRADE 15:01:33 17 DRESS INFRINGEMENT OF ONE OF THE FIVE MODELS AND IS 15:01:38 18 IT OKAY FOR THEM TO JUST PICK THAT ONE MODEL AND 15:01:40 19 NOT THE OTHERS? 15:01:41 20 15:01:43 21 WOULD BE IF THEY SUED US ON THE IPHONE 3 BUT NOT 15:01:45 22 THE IPHONE 4 ALREADY IN THE MARKETPLACE, AND WE 15:01:48 23 WERE SAYING THEY DON'T HAVE THE DISTINCTIVE TRADE 15:01:53 24 DRESS ON THE IPHONE 3 BECAUSE THE IPHONE 4 IS 15:01:55 25 DIFFERENT, THAT'S WHAT THOSE CASES ARE ABOUT. IF WE ASSUME THAT THE APPLE PHONE NEXT TO RELEVANCE OF THE NEXT GENERATION IPHONE. THEY'RE NOT -- THEY CITE, YOUR HONOR, WELL, THOSE CASES, YOUR HONOR, ARE CASES THE ANALOGY TO THIS CASE, YOUR HONOR, 33 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 15:01:57 1 THEY HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS 15:01:59 2 SITUATION. 15:02:02 3 MADE A DECISION AND WE'LL REPRESENT TO THE COURT 15:02:04 4 THAT WE WILL NOT SUE AND ASSERT OUR INTELLECTUAL 15:02:08 5 PROPERTY ON THE NEXT GENERATION IPHONE AGAINST 15:02:10 6 SAMSUNG. 15:02:16 7 15:02:18 8 15:02:20 9 SO WHEN YOU LOOK AT WHAT IS THE COURT 15:02:24 10 REQUIRED TO DO IF THEY FILE A P.I. MOTION AS TO 15:02:27 11 THESE FUTURE PRODUCTS? 15:02:31 12 WHAT WE'LL HAVE TO DO TO DEFEND OURSELVES IS GO OUT 15:02:35 13 AND DO SURVEYS AND DO A COMPARISON OF THE CURRENT 15:02:37 14 PHONES ON THE MARKETPLACE PROBABLY IN THE FALL. 15:02:40 15 AND THEY HAVE GOT -- THEY'RE GOING TO GET 15:02:43 16 A HEAD START BY GETTING THE SAMSUNG ADVANCED PHONES 15:02:47 17 TODAY UNDER THEIR MOTION FOR EXPEDITED DISCOVERY 15:02:50 18 AND ALL WE'RE ASKING IS FOR PARITY. 15:02:53 19 THE SAME THING. 15:02:54 20 15:02:57 21 SAMSUNG PHONE IS NOT ON THE MARKET, THEY WON'T BE 15:03:00 22 ABLE TO SUE FOR TRADE DRESS. 15:03:03 23 INVERSE POINT. 15:03:04 24 15:03:07 25 APPLE IS CERTAINLY NOT SAYING WE HAVE OF COURSE NOT. THEY PLAINLY INTEND TO. SO THOSE CASES HAVE NO MERIT TO THIS PARTICULAR CASE. THE COURT IS GOING TO -- WE SHOULD GET NOW, IF THEY FILE A MOTION AND THE THEY'RE MAKING THE IF THEY MAKE THE POINT AND THEN THEIR NEXT GENERATION IPHONE IS ON THE MARKET, THEN THAT 34 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 15:03:09 1 WON'T BE A RELEVANT FACTOR. 15:03:12 2 THAT THEY'RE ENTITLED TO GET FUTURE PRODUCTS THAT 15:03:14 3 ARE NOT ON THE MARKET IN ADVANCE, AND WE ARE NOT. 15:03:19 4 THAT'S NOT PARITY. 15:03:20 5 15:03:23 6 THAT'S NOT RECIPROCITY AND YOUR HONOR PUT THEM ON 15:03:28 7 NOTICE THAT YOUR HONOR WOULD GIVE THEM RECIPROCITY. 15:03:32 8 A COUPLE OF BRIEF POINTS. 15:03:34 9 THE COURT: 15:03:35 10 15:03:36 11 SHOULDN'T BE ENTITLED TO ANYTHING UNTIL THEY FILE 15:03:39 12 THEIR MOTION. 15:03:39 13 REPRESENTED TO THIS COURT. 15:03:41 14 15:03:43 15 TO YOUR HONOR THEY HAVEN'T FILED THE MOTION AND 15:03:45 16 THEY SHOULDN'T GET ANY DISCOVERY BEFORE THEY FILE 15:03:47 17 THE MOTION AND THEY SAID, WELL, WE NEED IT IN 15:03:49 18 ADVANCE. 15:03:49 19 15:03:52 20 VERY LIMITED RECIPROCAL AND EXACTLY RECIPROCAL 15:03:57 21 DISCOVERY IN ADVANCE. 15:04:00 22 AFTER HAVING SUCCESSFULLY MADE THE ARGUMENT THAT WE 15:04:03 23 NEED IT IN ADVANCE ARGUMENT TO OBTAIN EXPEDITED 15:04:05 24 DISCOVERY AND GOT IT BASED ON THAT THE ARGUMENT TO 15:04:09 25 MAKE THE DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSITE ARGUMENT NOW TO I'M NOT FINISHED. BUT YET THEY CLAIM THAT'S NOT PARITY AND VERY BRIEF. MR. VERHOEVEN: HE SAID, WELL, WE 180 DEGREES THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT HE I WAS THE ONE AT THE LAST HEARING SAYING OKAY. WELL, BY THE SAME TOKEN WE NEED A THEY SHOULD NOT BE HEARD NOW 35 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 15:04:13 1 PREVENT US FROM ACHIEVING PARITY AND DISCOVERY. 15:04:15 2 REALLY BRIEFLY ON THE CONFIDENTIALITY 15:04:21 3 ISSUE. 15:04:23 4 HONOR'S ORDER. 15:04:24 5 YOUR HONOR DID NOTICE THAT IN OUR IN PART 15:04:30 6 OUR CLAIMS OF CONFIDENTIALITY DON'T CARRY THAT MUCH 15:04:35 7 WEIGHT BECAUSE WE'RE DISCLOSING SOME OF OUR 15:04:37 8 PRODUCTS OR THEY'RE ABOUT TO BE RELEASED. 15:04:40 9 15:04:42 10 NOT GOING TO BE RELEASED TO THE EARLIEST IN THE 15:04:45 11 FALL AND YOUR HONOR ORDERED THOSE PRODUCED. 15:04:47 12 15:04:49 13 CAN RECALL, THAT CONFIDENTIALITY CONCERNS OF 15:04:52 14 SAMSUNG DON'T MATTER BECAUSE SAMSUNG IS, QUOTE, 15:04:55 15 "WELL INTO ITS AD CAMPAIGN." 15:04:58 16 THE ORDER. 15:04:58 17 15:05:01 18 STANDARD AND APPLE'S CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION IS 15:05:04 19 MORE CONFIDENTIAL THAN SAMSUNG'S CONFIDENTIAL 15:05:08 20 INFORMATION AND THAT'S JUST NOT THE WAY THE LAW 15:05:10 21 WORKS. 15:05:11 22 15:05:14 23 15:05:16 24 15:05:20 25 A COMPLETE MISCHARACTERIZATION OF YOUR BUT YOUR ORDER COVERS PRODUCTS THAT ARE YOUR HONOR NEVER SAID THAT, AS FAR AS I THAT'S JUST NOT IN APPARENTLY APPLE THINKS IT'S A DOUBLE APPARENTLY APPLE SAYS ITS CONFIDENCE CAN'T BE POLICED BUT SAMSUNG'S CAN. IT'S A DOUBLE STANDARD. WE OPPOSED THEIR MOTION FOR EXPEDITED DISCOVERY BUT PUT A PLACE 36 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 15:05:23 1 HOLDER IN THAT WHAT WE -- WHAT IN FAIRNESS, IF YOUR 15:05:26 2 HONOR ORDERED IT, THEN THAT DISCOVERY SHOULD BE 15:05:30 3 RECIPROCAL, AND THAT'S ALL WE'RE ASKING FOR. 15:05:32 4 15:05:34 5 LIMITED TO EXACTLY TO THE UNIVERSE OF WHAT YOUR 15:05:36 6 HONOR GRANTED FOR THE PLAINTIFF, AND WE HAVE AGREED 15:05:38 7 TO A PROTECTIVE ORDER FOR DEALING WITH THE 15:05:43 8 CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OF SAMSUNG'S CRITICAL 15:05:45 9 PRODUCTS THAT ARE NOT PUBLIC YET AND THAT SHOULD BE 15:05:48 10 15:05:49 11 15:05:52 12 COUNSEL AND IT'S VERY LIMITED AND THERE'S A 15:05:54 13 PROSECUTION -- AND IT'S JUST LIKE YOUR HONOR TOLD 15:05:56 14 US. 15:05:59 15 SO THERE SHOULD BE NO PROBLEM THERE. 15:06:01 16 15:06:04 17 FAIRNESS AND RECIPROCITY HERE AND WE THINK WE 15:06:08 18 SHOULD BE ENTITLED TO IT. 15:06:09 19 MR. MCELHINNY: 15:06:11 20 THE COURT: 15:06:12 21 15:06:14 22 15:06:17 23 EXPECT TO DO IT WITHIN THE NEXT 30 DAYS, YOUR 15:06:20 24 HONOR. 15:06:20 25 OUR REQUESTS ARE NARROW AND THEY'RE JUST AS GOOD FOR APPLE. NOBODY IS GOING TO SEE IT EXCEPT OUTSIDE WE HAVE GOT THAT SIGNED AND IT'S AGREED TO. SO IN SUMMARY, YOUR HONOR, ALL WE WANT IS THREE BRIEF -- LET ME ASK, WHAT IS THE TIMING OF THE P.I.? MR. MCELHINNY: IF WE FILE A P.I., WE JUST THREE VERY BRIEFLY. 37 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 15:06:23 1 15:06:26 2 15:06:27 3 MR. MCELHINNY: 15:06:29 4 THE COURT: 15:06:30 5 MR. MCELHINNY: 15:06:32 6 INJUNCTION IT WILL BE BASED ON OUR PRODUCTS 15:06:34 7 CURRENTLY IN THE MARKET AND ONLY THOSE PRODUCTS. 15:06:38 8 15:06:42 9 EXHIBIT 2 IS OUR LETTER WHERE WE SAID WE WILL TALK 15:06:44 10 TO YOU ABOUT DISCOVERY NOW OR FOLLOWING THE FILING 15:06:48 11 OF THE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION. 15:06:49 12 THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR. 15:06:49 13 THE COURT: 15:06:51 14 15:06:52 15 16 THE COURT: I DO HAVE OTHER CASES AND THEY ARE VERY PATIENTLY WAITING. LET ME SAY TWO THINGS. VERY SHORT TWO THINGS. IF WE FILE A PRELIMINARY AND, TWO, ON THE DISCOVERY POINT, KIM OKAY. THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH. (WHEREUPON, THE PROCEEDINGS IN THIS MATTER WERE CONCLUDED.) 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 38 U.S. COURT REPORTERS 1 2 3 CERTIFICATE OF REPORTER 4 5 6 7 I, THE UNDERSIGNED OFFICIAL COURT 8 9 REPORTER OF THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR 10 THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, 280 SOUTH 11 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, DO HEREBY 12 CERTIFY: 13 THAT THE FOREGOING TRANSCRIPT, 14 CERTIFICATE INCLUSIVE, CONSTITUTES A TRUE, FULL AND 15 CORRECT TRANSCRIPT OF MY SHORTHAND NOTES TAKEN AS 16 SUCH OFFICIAL COURT REPORTER OF THE PROCEEDINGS 17 HEREINBEFORE ENTITLED AND REDUCED BY COMPUTER-AIDED 18 TRANSCRIPTION TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. 19 20 21 22 23 24 /S/ _____________________________ IRENE RODRIGUEZ, CSR, CRR CERTIFICATE NUMBER 8074 25 DATED: JUNE 20, 2011 39 U.S. COURT REPORTERS

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