GPNE Corp. v. Apple Inc.
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PROPOSED VERDICT FORM. Signed by Judge Lucy H. Koh on October 20, 2014. (lhklc1, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 10/20/2014)
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
SAN JOSE DIVISION
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United States District Court
For the Northern District of California
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GPNE CORP.,
Plaintiff,
v.
APPLE, INC.,
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Defendant.
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Case No.: 12-CV-02885-LHK
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The parties shall file any objections to the proposed verdict form by Monday, October 20,
2014, at 8:15 p.m. Objections should not exceed 1 page in length.
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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Dated: October 20, 2014
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LUCY H. KOH
United States District Judge
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When answering the following questions and filling out this Verdict Form, please follow
the directions provided throughout the form. Your answer to each question must be unanimous.
Some of the questions contain legal terms that are defined and explained in detail in the Jury
Instructions. Please refer to the Jury Instructions if you are unsure about the meaning or usage of
any legal term that appears in the questions below.
We, the jury, unanimously agree to the answers to the following questions and return them
under the instructions of this Court as our verdict in this case.
I. INFRINGEMENT
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1. For each of the following products, has GPNE proven by a preponderance of the
evidence that Apple has infringed Claim 44 of the ’492 patent as to GPRS:
Please answer in each cell with “Infringed” (for GPNE) or “Not infringed” (for Apple).
GPNE does not accuse the below Apple products of infringement of Claim 44 of the
’492 patent as to LTE.
Apple Product
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Literal Infringement
(GPRS only)
iPhone 4 (A1332)
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iPhone 4S (A1387)
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iPhone 5 (A1428)
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iPad 2 (A1396)
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iPad 3 (A1430)
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iPad mini (A1454)
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Doctrine of Equivalents
(GPRS only)
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2. For each of the following products, has GPNE proven by a preponderance of the
evidence that Apple has infringed Claim 19 of the ’954 patent as to GPRS:
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Please answer in each cell with “Infringed” (for GPNE) or “Not infringed” (for Apple).
GPNE does not accuse the below Apple products of infringement of Claim 19 of the
’954 patent as to LTE.
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Apple Product
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Literal Infringement
(GPRS only)
iPhone 4 (A1332)
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iPhone 4S (A1387)
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iPhone 5 (A1428)
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iPad 2 (A1396)
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iPad 3 (A1430)
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iPad mini (A1454)
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Doctrine of Equivalents
(GPRS only)
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3. For each of the following products, has GPNE proven by a preponderance of the
evidence that Apple has infringed Claim 22 of the ’954 patent as to GPRS and/or
LTE:
Please answer in each cell with “Infringed” (for GPNE) or “Not infringed” (for Apple).
Do not provide an answer for any cell that is blacked out.
Apple Product
Literal Infringement
Doctrine of Equivalents
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iPhone 4 (A1332)
GPRS
LTE
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iPhone 4S (A1387)
LTE
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iPhone 5 (A1428)
GPRS
LTE
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GPRS
iPhone 5 (A1429)
N/A
GPRS
N/A
LTE
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iPad 2 (A1396)
GPRS
LTE
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iPad 3 (A1430)
GPRS
LTE
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iPad 3 (A1403)
LTE
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GPRS
iPad mini (A1454)
GPRS
LTE
iPad mini (A1455)
GPRS
N/A
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LTE
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II. INVALIDITY
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4. Has Apple proven by clear and convincing evidence that GPNE’s patent claims are
invalid?
Please answer in each cell with “Invalid” (for Apple) or “Valid” (for GPNE).
GPNE Asserted Claim
Invalid or Valid
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’954 patent, Claim 19
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’954 patent, Claim 22
’492 patent, Claim 44
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III. DAMAGES (IF APPLICABLE)
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If you find that Apple infringed any valid claim of the asserted patents, you must then
determine the amount of money damages to be awarded to GPNE to compensate GPNE for
Apple’s infringement.
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5. What is the total dollar amount that GPNE is entitled to receive from Apple on the
claims on which you have ruled in favor of GPNE?
$_______________________________________________
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6. For the total dollar amount in your answer to Question 5, please indicate whether
you calculated the amount based on a lump sum royalty or a per unit royalty by
writing down either “lump sum royalty” or “per unit royalty” on the line below.
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If you answered “lump sum royalty” to Question 6, you do not need to answer
Question 7. If you answered “per unit royalty” to Question 6, please answer Question 7.
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7. For the “per unit royalty,” please provide the dollar breakdown for each product
in the chart below.
Apple Product
Damages (in total dollars)
iPhone 4 (A1332)
$
iPhone 4S (A1387)
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iPhone 5 (A1428)
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iPhone 5 (A1429)
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iPad 2 (A1396)
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iPad 3 (A1430)
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iPad 3 (A1403)
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iPad mini (A1454)
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iPad mini (A1455)
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The individual amounts in each cell of Question 7 should add up to the total you have
listed in your answer to Question 5.
You have now reached the end of the verdict form and should review it to ensure it
accurately reflects your unanimous determinations. The Presiding Juror should then sign and date
the verdict form in the spaces below and notify the Bailiff that you have reached a verdict. The
Presiding Juror should retain possession of the verdict form and bring it when the jury is brought
back into the courtroom.
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DATED: ____________, 2014
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By:______________________________________
Presiding Juror
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