Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. et al
Filing
910
MOTION for Leave to File Apple's Motion for Leave to File Response To Samsungs Statement Identifying Claims It Will Assert At Trial filed by Apple Inc.. (Attachments: #1 Apples Response To Samsungs Statement Identifying Claims It Will Assert At Trial, #2 Declaration Richard S.J. Hung Decl. ISO Apple's Motion for Leave to File Response to Samsung's Statement Identifying Claims It Will Assert, #3 Exhibit 1, #4 Proposed Order Proposed Order Granting Apple's Motion for Leave to File Response to Samsung's Statement Identifying Claims It Will Assert)(McElhinny, Harold) (Filed on 5/9/2012)
Exhibit 1
From:
Michael T Zeller [michaelzeller@quinnemanuel.com]
Sent:
Wednesday, May 09, 2012 5:31 PM
To:
Hung, Richard S. J.; Kevin Johnson; Victoria Maroulis
Cc:
McElhinny, Harold J.; Jacobs, Michael A.; Tucher, Alison M.; Bartlett, Jason R.; AppleMoFo; Samsung v.
Apple; 'WH Apple Samsung NDCal Service'
Subject: RE: Apple v. Samsung (11-cv-1846) -- Motion for Leave to Submit Response to Samsung's Statement
Identifying Claims It Will Assert at Trial
Dear Richard, we propose that the parties file a joint submission of one page each in lieu of Apple’s filing
yet another unilateral submission. If you recall, we proposed jointly filing the CMC statement on April
30, which would have obviated the necessity of filing this additional paper with the Court. Yet, Apple
unilaterally filed its own statement, over our objection. At this point, we do not believe it appropriate
(or that the Court would appreciate) further filings by either party. Nevertheless, if Apple insists on a
further filing, we believe that it should be a joint submission that would reduce the prospect of more
serial filings with the Court and that would allow both parties to address any perceived issues. We look
forward to hearing your response to our suggestion. If Apple insists on unilaterally filing its motion for
leave, however, we request that Apple include this email with its motion.
From: Hung, Richard S. J. [mailto:RHung@mofo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 4:08 PM
To: Kevin Johnson; Victoria Maroulis
Cc: McElhinny, Harold J.; Jacobs, Michael A.; Tucher, Alison M.; Bartlett, Jason R.; AppleMoFo; Samsung
v. Apple; WH Apple Samsung NDCal Service
Subject: Apple v. Samsung (11-cv-1846) -- Motion for Leave to Submit Response to Samsung's
Statement Identifying Claims It Will Assert at Trial
Kevin & Vicki:
Please let us know by 6PM PDT whether Samsung will oppose a motion by Apple for leave to submit a
short response to Samsung's Statement Identifying Claims It Will Assert at Trial.
Thanks -- Rich
___________________________
Richard S.J. Hung
Morrison & Foerster LLP
425 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 268-7602 (direct)
(415) 268-7522 (fax)
rhung@mofo.com
www.mofo.com
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