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Audio MPEG, Inc. et al v. Dell, Inc., et al
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2:15-cv-00073
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Firms
- Baker & Hostetler
- Charlson Bredehoft
- Finnegan
- Kaufman & Canoles
- Kellogg Hansen
- Law Offices of Charles B. Molster III
- Sullivan & Cromwell
- Winston & Strawn
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September 08, 2016
Winston & Strawn DQ'd From Audio Tech IP Suit
Winston & Strawn LLP was disqualified from defending Dell Inc. in a patent fight with a technology licensing company, a Virginia federal judge ruled Wednesday after questioning a Winston lawyer who once represented Dell's opponent in a case bringing similar infringement claims.
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September 01, 2016
Winston & Strawn Says DQ From Dell IP Suit Isn't 'Sensible'
Winston & Strawn on Wednesday urged a Virginia federal judge not to disqualify it over a purported conflict of interest as counsel to Dell Inc. in a patent fight with a technology licensing company, saying disqualification is not required or "sensible."
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August 23, 2016
Winston & Strawn Faces DQ Bid In Dell Audio Tech IP Suit
A technology licensing company suing Dell over alleged infringement of three audio compression patents asked a Virginia federal judge on Monday to disqualify Winston & Strawn LLP from representing Dell in the case, saying a partner at the firm previously represented the licensing company in similar matters regarding the patents at issue.