Alarm.com Incorporated
`Exhibit 1013
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`Biography
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`ROGER G . BROOKS
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`Roger G. Brooks is a partner in Cravath’s Litigation Department.
`His practice covers a wide range of courtroom litigation for
`technologically intensive companies, including disputes concerning
`patents, licensing, trade secrets and technology-related antitrust
`claims.
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`As lead counsel representing the world’s preeminent cellular
`technology development and licensing company, Qualcomm Inc.,
`Mr. Brooks won the dismissal of an antitrust action in Mississippi
`federal court arising out of the development of the 4G LTE
`international cellular standard and obtained a favorable settlement of
`a similar action against Qualcomm in Pennsylvania federal court.
`Mr. Brooks also obtained the dismissal of an antitrust lawsuit
`brought by Broadcom that sought to have many of Qualcomm’s
`patents declared unenforceable and advises concerning competition
`law proceedings in both European and Asian jurisdictions and on
`antitrust compliance.
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`Mr. Brooks is an expert in licensing and competition law issues
`relating to standardized technologies and so-called “FRAND”
`licensing, and was lead counsel for Qualcomm in a licensing dispute
`against Nokia that resulted in a multibillion-dollar settlement
`payment to Qualcomm, as well as in private arbitrations concerning
`licensing disputes.
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`Mr. Brooks’ patent representations have included:
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` Served as lead counsel for Qualcomm successfully
`defending against patent claims directed against GPS
`functionality in cellular phones.
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` Secured a trial victory for Mylan in a Paragraph IV
`pharmaceutical patent infringement case against Teva and
`won a separate appeal before the Federal Circuit
`concerning the validity of pharmaceutical composition
`patents.
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` Represented Alarm.com in multiple lawsuits both asserting
`and defending against patents relating to next-generation
`home security systems capable of being controlled remotely
`through smartphones, and achieving a favorable settlement
`that confirmed the value of Alarm.com’s portfolio and
`preserved its freedom of action. Mr. Brooks is currently
`defending Alarm.com in a patent infringement suit over the
`technology in Utah federal court.
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` Represented IBM in successfully defending against patent
`infringement claims relating to operating system design,
`computer security and CPU micro-architecture.
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` Represented Schering AG (now Bayer Schering Pharma
`AG) as plaintiff in biotechnology patent infringement
`litigation relating to the recombinant production of a
`multiple sclerosis treatment, recovering $75 million for his
`client.
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`Mr. Brooks’ trade secret representations have included:
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` Served as lead counsel for Renaissance Technologies, the
`world’s preeminent statistical arbitrage hedge fund, in an
`action against former employees to protect the
`mathematical trade secrets underlying the client’s
`computerized trading strategy. A settlement was obtained
`in which the new employer discharged the former
`employees and made a multimillion-dollar payment to the
`client.
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` Advised DuPont on international strategy for protection of
`trade secrets relating to chemical manufacturing processes.
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`From 2010 through 2015, Chambers USA has recognized
`Mr. Brooks as one of the leading practitioners in the intellectual
`property arena. Mr. Brooks was recommended by The Legal 500
`United States for his work in trade secrets matters from 2009
`through 2015, for his work in patent litigation in 2014 and 2015
`and for his antitrust work in 2015. He was also recognized by
`Benchmark Litigation for his litigation work from 2009 through
`2013. The 2014 and 2015 editions of Benchmark Litigation named
`him a “Local Litigation Star” in the New York area for intellectual
`property and antitrust. He was also recognized by IAM Patent 1000
`for his work in patent litigation from 2013 through 2015.
`In 2011-2012, Mr. Brooks and his colleagues earned the Firm
`distinction as “Law Firm of the Year” in intellectual property
`litigation in the U.S. News & World Report-Best Lawyers survey of
`the best law firms in the United States. The publication also ranked
`Cravath in the highest tier for patent litigation and intellectual
`property litigation from 2011 through 2015. In 2014, Mr. Brooks
`was also recognized for his work in patent litigation in the Leaders
`League Innovation - Technology & Intellectual Property Report. He was
`named to Lawdragon’s 2014-15 list of 500 Leading Lawyers in
`America.
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`Mr. Brooks has authored articles on intellectual property and
`antitrust issues, including “SSO Rules, Standardization, and SEP
`Licensing: Economic Questions from the Trenches,” was
`published in the Journal of Competition Law and Economics (2013).
`His article, “Patent ‘Hold-Up,’ Standards-Setting Organizations and
`the FTC’s Campaign Against Innovators,” was published in the
`AIPLA Quarterly Journal (Fall 2011). Mr. Brooks co-authored the
`chapter “Taking Contracts Seriously: The Meaning of the
`Voluntary Commitment to Licence Essential Patents on ‘Fair and
`Reasonable’ Terms” in Intellectual Property and Competition Law:
`New Frontiers, published by Oxford University Press.
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`Following the Cravath tradition of serving all of the mission-critical
`litigation needs of his clients, Mr. Brooks has also successfully
`represented clients on a diverse range of matters going well beyond
`intellectual property and licensing disputes, including:
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` Successfully defended handbag manufacturer Dooney &
`Bourke against trademark infringement claims brought by
`Louis Vuitton seeking over $100 million.
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` Represented clients responding to SEC inquiries regarding
`trading practices.
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` Represented clients in high-value purchase price
`adjustment disputes.
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` Represented clients in defending against class action
`securities fraud claims.
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`Mr. Brooks is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He received an
`A.B. from Princeton University in 1984, an M.A. in history from
`the University of Virginia in 1987 and a J.D. from the University of
`Virginia in 1987, where he was Articles Editor of the Law Review.
`After a clerkship with the Hon. John D. Butzner, Jr. of the U.S.
`Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, Mr. Brooks joined
`Cravath in 1988. In 1992, he left Cravath to attend seminary and
`received an M. Div. from Regent College Seminary in Vancouver,
`British Columbia, in 1995. He returned to Cravath in 1995 and
`became a partner in 1999.
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`Mr. Brooks is a member of the International Bar Association.
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`Mr. Brooks may be reached by phone at 212-474-1072 or by email
`at rgbrooks@cravath.com.
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