Rambus (RMBS)

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mighty_8th_board
by: smdgc 03/21/06 05:01 pm
Msg: 927968 of 927975

Thanks for posting from WSJ.

The guy (Lerner) has written re Rambus in the past.

my past post on TMF:

idiot b-school prof needs some learning from a law professor:

Josh Lerner is the Jacob H. Schiff Professor of Investment Banking at Harvard Business School
http://workingknowledge.hbs.edu/item.jhtml?id=5197&t=technology

this link was orig posted by daddyman2001 on ymb

"In effect, the appeals court did not dispute that Rambus tried to commit fraud, but ruled that they didn't succeed: Despite Rambus' best efforts to craft their patent claims around the elements of the standard, it was, in the court's judgment, possible to comply with the standard without infringing any of the Rambus patents. And the court ruled that, as a legal matter, there could be no fraud in this case because the JEDEC policy only required disclosure of patent applications on inventions necessary for the standard. Rambus was thus free to sue—and demand huge settlements from—rivals who took part in the JEDEC's standard setting process in good faith."