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Rob update
$NLST okay Rob update! Day started with Scott Smith from Micron. He spent about an hour just like Samsung did talking about all the wonderful things that Micron did the history of the company all of his accomplishments, the number of employees they have, he pointed out that they are not a South Korean company and they are an American company.

He tried to bolster Stones opinions and tried to say that transfers are multiple into drams. Of course we know and the jury knew from yesterday when Jason cross-examined that stone admitted otherwise except for one point which the jury will have to decide.

Then Jason started his cross examination and in Rob's opinion he again destroyed Scott Smith the same way he destroyed Stone. Jason pointed out to him that he doesn't build the chips anyway just the drams. Jason also pointed out to the jury that Netlist is also an American company. Again Rob stated that in his opinion he just tore him up.

At the end Jason shook his hand like no hard feelings when he walked over.

Next up was Matthew Lynd. He is the damages expert for Micron just like in the Samsung case who had to come up with their numbers. Basically he is saying okay we ifringed we just want to haggle over the price. He came up with a lowball as laughable as Samsung did. For the 912 patent he came up with 38 cents per unit or $2,995,705 on 52,773,000 units.

For the 417 patent he came up with $27,637 which is 0284 since per unit on 973,721 units. Rob said that in his opinion Matthew Lynd comes off as a very bland speaker. Not that that's either here nor there just to give you his persona.

Jason told Judge Gilstrap that he would need an hour with Matthew Lynd first thing in the morning for cross examination!

If everyone recalls Samsung attempted the same thing and it's such a foolish strategy. These jurors are not stupid and they know what this stuff is worth especially after attending the trial and all the evidence. This last part is just my opinion and I believe Rob agrees with this as well.

As far as the dispute about the Western District of Texas Micron tried to tell the jury they wanted to negotiate with Netlist. However, Jason let the jury know that they tried to negotiate for a year. they sent them a letter April 20th of 2021 and did not even file until 2022. Micron had refused to negotiate a license.

Another important point to note is that Rob said they are trying to get this finished tomorrow! Let's manage expectations on this. If it happens great but if it doesn't it will get finished Friday so we know it will be done by the weekend.

Rob thinks this case has gone even better than the Samsung case. Of course that's his opinion but he is usually spot on. This is in regard to body language and jury reactions, note taking, etc.

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