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29 Jul, 2008 10:24 pm
... stolen and sold to that third party. On May 30, 2008, the appellate court issued its opinion in Cypress Semiconductor Corporation v. Superior Court (Silvaco Data Systems) and held that the statute of limitations on a ...
least to suspect a factual basis . . . the elements of a cause of action, coupled with knowledge of any remaining elements . . . ." Cypress
argued that only Silvaco's discovery of its alleged misappropriation was pertinent to the statute of limitations analysis. Although the court ...
12 Jun, 2008 6:00 pm
... that the software contained Silvaco trade secrets and to encourage customers to discontinue using DynaSpice. Cypress Semiconductor Corporation ("Cypress"), which was one of CSI's customers,
learned of the judgment in late August 2003. After judgment ... notice before materially relying upon the trade secrets may not be liable for misappropriation at all. Therefore,
according to the Cypress decision, "the failure of the trade secret owner to take prompt action to protect its trade secrets or to alert ...
9 Apr 9:27 am
... integrated circuits using tungsten metallisation: In re Cypress Semiconductor Corporation (ITC 337 Law Blog) (Law360) District Court E D Texas: Limitations in licensing ... garage door patent suit (Law360) LSI Corp - LSI,
Cypress strike deal over semiconductor patent (Law360) Medtronic - Medtronic, Acacia Research Corp
settle ... Law360) Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirms award of fees to World Triathlon Corporation in trade mark dispute with
Archie Hapai and John Dunbar (Seattle Trademark ...
6 Jun, 2008 1:17 am
... reasoned that after three years, most of the trade secret information is stale anyway. But the question answered by this case, Cypress
Semiconductor Corp. v. Sup.Ct., helps define when the statute starts to run, and gives some backhanded advice to ... . In 2000 and after, CSI
had been licensing its DynaSpice software to other companies, including Cypress Semiconductor
Corporation. Silvaco, however, waited to sue Cypress until after it settled with CSI. When CSI
responded to Silvaco's complaint, it ...
20 Jun, 2008 4:20 pm
/**/ Case: Cypress Semiconductor Corp. v. Superior Ct. (Silvaco Data Systems), No. H032114 (Cal. Ct.
App. May 30, 2008) The One Sentence Summary: Court holds that the ... misappropriation. The competitor, however, had sold its infringing software to its customers. One customer,
defendant Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, continued to
use plaintiff's trade secret. Plaintiff sued for misappropriation under California's Uniform Trade Secrets Act (Civ. Code § 3426 et seq.). Defendant argued that the ...
2 Aug, 2008 12:54 am
... infringement claim against CAIR thrown out; posting shock jock clip to the web is 'fair use': (Ars Technica), (Electronic Frontier Foundation), (Techdirt), Cypress Semiconductor - California appellate court rules on statute of limitations in third party trade secrets
misappropriation case: Cypress Semiconductor Corporation v
Superior Court (Silvaco Data Systems): (IP Law Blog) eBay - PerfumeBay.com disappears from cyberspace with ...
3 Jun, 2008 2:09 am
... 's mental state before filing the lawsuit. The plaintiff's subsequent inability to prove the requisite mental state means that the plaintiff cannot prevail on the merits of the
claim but it does not retroactively affect the running of the statute of limitations." The case is CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION v. SILVACO DATA SYSTEMS, Santa Clara County Super. Ct. No. CV019992. The decision was
issued May 30th, 2008.
6 Jun, 2008 6:49 am
... on National Statistics conference on 'Intangible assets: measuring and enhancing their contribution to corporate value and economic growth' - Washington: (IP finance), 24
June: Creative commons ... Copyright Blog), New Zealand Account of profits decision: Intellectual Property Development Corporation Pty Ltd v
Primary Distributors New Zealand: (IP finance) Norway ... - CNX signs lease deal with CDS, ending patent suit: (IP Law360), Cypress
Semiconductor Corp - Court says third parties don't start trade ...
27 Jun, 2008 10:04 am
... of time granted: Peter John Ward v Embrey Attachments and The Stanley Works: (IPRoo), Using Corporations Law remedies where IP rights are disputed in consequence of the
termination of a joint venture: Showtime Management Australia Pty Ltd v ... and Licensing files lawsuit against Comcast alleging infringement of a patent for television set-top boxes:
(IP Law360), Cypress Semiconductor Corp - California Court of Appeal defines statute of limitations
period for third-party trade secret actions: ...
31 Jan, 2007 8:26 pm
... E-Discovery software for litigation readiness and compliance-related investigations, today unveiled a new version of its flagship product for corporations, government
regulatory agencies and law firms. The MetaLINCS Enterprise E-Discovery Suite, version 3.0, is ... for getting E-Discovery right are high," said Brad Buss, CFO and Executive Vice
President of Finance for Cypress Semiconductor. "New technology with advanced analysis and electronic
document review capabilities from MetaLINCS enable us to ...
1 Feb, 2007 9:47 am
Courthouse News Service reports that the New York Solar Authority has filed a complaint seeking to enjoin the acquisition of PowerLight Corporation (PRLT) by SunPower Corporation (SPWR), a wholly owned subsidiary of Cypress Semiconductor. The 45-page complaint, made available by Courthouse News, asserts violations of § 1 of the
Sherman Act and § 7 of the Clayton Act. It alleges: Unless enjoined, SPWR's acquisition of PRLT will ...
1 Feb, 2007 5:19 am
... E-Discovery software for litigation readiness and compliance-related investigations, today unveiled a new version of its flagship product for corporations, government
regulatory agencies and law firms. The MetaLINCS Enterprise E-Discovery Suite, version 3.0, is ... for getting E-Discovery right are high," said Brad Buss, CFO and Executive Vice
President of Finance for Cypress Semiconductor. "New technology with advanced analysis and electronic
document review capabilities from MetaLINCS enable us to ...
10 Feb, 2008 3:20 pm
... in prison and six months of home confinement. Here's how a couple prominent folks are summing up the Lerach saga. First, T.J. Rodgers, the founder and chief executive of
Cypress Semiconductor: "He's getting what he deserves," Mr. Rodgers said from a speaker phone on his
floating desk ... he's met my highest expectations." On the flip side, here's the take of Ralph Nader: "Given the corporate crimes that Mr. Lerach has brought to justice during
his long career, his crimes pale by ...
28 Feb, 2008 1:09 pm
... . The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog quotes T.J. Rodgers, the founder and chief executive of Cypress Semiconductor as stating: "He's getting what he deserves. I once likened Lerach to low life form, somewhat below pond scum. Thank goodness he's met my highest
expectations." On the flip side, the Law Blog quotes Ralph Nader as stating: "Given the corporate crimes that Mr. Lerach has brought to justice during his long career, his crimes
pale by comparison. ...
13 Dec, 2007 2:56 am
... of employment and technology law professionals said Dec. 12. Daniel Waldman, corporate counsel for San Jose, Calif.-based Cypress
Semiconductor Corp., said corporations must develop and execute vigorous trade secret protection policies with ... trends are converging
to make trade secret protection a critical mission within almost every organization. First, a corporation's essential value is increasingly
composed of its intangible assets, including intellectual property and trade secrets. This fact ...
17 Dec, 2007 12:37 am
... - an insider blog often critical of the Microsoft to pose problems. An enthusiastic employee who's not well-versed on corporate policy, a developer on public message boards,
or even a personal blog where the employee occasionally discusses work all pose risks. ... employment and technology law professionals said Dec. 12. Daniel Waldman, corporate
counsel for San Jose, Calif.-based Cypress Semiconductor Corp., said corporations must develop
and execute vigorous trade secret protection policies with ...
29 Aug, 2008 1:25 pm
... , gets $30.5M for stolen trade secrets: UniRAM Technology v Taiwan Semiconductor: (Patent Appeal Tracer), In Ex parte Scroggie the Chief
Administrative Patent Judge orders ... Avid seeks to drop latest suit over pet ID chips: (Law360), Dial Corporation - S C Johnson sues Dial
again alleging patent infringement in ongoing ... Office printout suggesting registration sufficient to maintain infringement claim: Watts v Cypress Hill: (Chicago IP Litigation Blog), Bratz verdict is in - Court awards damages for ...
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