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`UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`GOOGLE INC.,
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`Petitioner
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`Case IPR2016—OO45
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`v.
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`JI-SOO LEE,
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`Patent Owner
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`Patent 6,233,518
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`DEPOSITION OF WILLIAM MICHALSON, Ph.D.
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`CATUOGNO COURT REPORTING SERVICES
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`446 Main Street
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`Thursday, July 14, 2016
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`8:04 — 10:22 a.m.
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`Deborah Leonard Lovejoy
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`Registered Professional Reporter
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`APPEARANCES:
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`Representing the Petitioner:
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`O'MELVENY & MYERS LLP
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`Two Embarcadero Center, 28th Floor
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`San Francisco, California 94111-3823
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`BY:
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`DAVID S. ALMELING, ESQ.
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`(415) 984-8959
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`FAX (415) 984-8701
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`E-MAIL da1me1ing@omm.com
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`FISH & RICHARDSON P.C.
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`3200 RBC Plaza
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`60 South Sixth Street
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`Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402
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`BY:
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`RICK BISENIUS, ESQ.
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`(612) 766-2048
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`E-MAIL bisenius@fr.com
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`Representing the Patent Owner:
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`NOVICK, KIM & LEE, PLLC
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`3251 Old Lee Highway, Suite 404
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`Fairfax, Virginia 22030
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`BY:
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`HAROLD L. NOVICK, ESQ.
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`SANG HO LEE, ESQ.
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`(703) 745-5495
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`E-MAIL hnovick@nkllaw.com
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`slee@nkllaw.com
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`I N D E X
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`Case IPR2016—00045
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`Patent 6,233,518
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`DEPONENT: WILLIAM MICHALSON, Ph.D.
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`Cross—Examination by Mr. Novick .
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`Direct Examination by Mr. Almeling .
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`Exhibit 2010, Patent Owner's Amended Notice of
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`Deposition of Dr. William Michalson .
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`Exhibit 2011, 10/28/13 Declaration of
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`Dr. Michalson's 10/12/15 declaration was
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`redesignated Google Exhibit 1003,
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`Exhibit 2012, 5/15/01 Lee patent 6,233,518 B1
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`(subsequently referred to as Google 1001).
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`Exhibit 1004, 5/17/94 Sone patent 5,313,200...
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`(Exhibit 2010, Patent Owner's Amended
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`Notice of Deposition of Dr. William
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`Michalson, marked)
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`MR. NOVICK: Would you swear the
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`witness, please.
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`WILLIAM MICHALSON, Ph.D., Deponent, having
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`first been duly sworn, deposes and states as
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`follows:
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`CROSS-EXAMINATION BY MR. NOVICK:
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`Q.
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`Dr. Michalson, how do you pronounce
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`your name?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Michalson.
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`Michalson?
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`Yes.
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`MR. ALMELING: Counsel, before we
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`begin, perhaps we should do appearances?
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`MR. NOVICK:
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`If you want to.
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`MR. ALMELING: David Almeling, of
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`O'Melveny & Myers, on behalf of Google,
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`Inc.
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`With me from Fish & Richardson is Rick
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`Besinius.
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`MR. NOVICK: And for the patent
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`owner, Harold Novick and Sean Lee, of
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`Novick, Kim & Lee.
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`MR. ALMELING:
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`Thank you, counsel.
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`MR. NOVICK: Okay.
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`A pleasure.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Would you please
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`show the witness Exhibit No. 10.
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`And, Doctor, you're familiar with
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`that? This is the notice of the deposition;
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`that's why you're here.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes, that's what it appears to be.
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`Okay.
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Off—record discussion)
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`MR. NOVICK:
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`On the record.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Doctor, we're taking
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`this deposition pursuant to an IPR instituted by
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`Google to test the validity of patents that my
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`client is the patent owner of. You're aware of
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`that.
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`Q.
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`Yes.
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`Okay. There are two patents involved
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`and there are two IPR's involved.
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`The procedure
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`that your attorney and I discussed is we were
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`going to have two separate depositions. And we're
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`trying to compress them into one day if we can.
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`Which is why we started at eight o'clock.
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`Is that
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`all right with you?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`That's fine.
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`Okay. We may go a little late,
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`don't know, but we'll see. And if we have to
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`postpone, why, with your counsel's consent, we'll
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`postpone. Okay?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`All right.
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`I ask, always, a few
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`initial questions, just to get the record
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`straight. Your counsel's advised I should use
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`gentler language.
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`As far as your health and mental
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`state, do you have any impairments?
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`No.
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`Okay.
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`So you're wide awake and clear
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`At the moment, yes.
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`Okay. All right.
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`I will be asking a
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`number of questions. After my question, just
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`pause for a second,
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`to give your counsel time to
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`object should they do so.
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`I know you've been
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`through many depositions, but as I mentioned,
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`like to put on the record a few things.
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`The main
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`thing, most important thing to me, is if you don't
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`understand the question, please tell me that.
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`I'll reask it or I'll have the reporter repeat it.
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`But it's very important that you understand the
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`questions.
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`Is that clear?
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`Yes.
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`Okay. All right, first --
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record for a
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`second.
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`(Off—record discussion)
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`MR. NOVICK:
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`On the record.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Doctor,
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`the first
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`set of questions I'm going to be asking you relate
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`to your experience in this case and your
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`remuneration in this case.
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`You've been hired by Google as an
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`expert; is that correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`correct?
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`That's correct.
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`And they've paid you; is that
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`A.
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`That's correct.
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`Q.
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`Do they owe you any money for your
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`testimony so far?
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`I believe they're current.
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`I have
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`not submitted an invoice for --
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`Q.
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`How long have you been working for
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`I'm sorry.
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`I withdraw that question.
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`With respect to the IPR matters and
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`the patent matters,
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`themselves,
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`including the
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`litigation that you were involved in, how long
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`have you been working for Google in this case?
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`A.
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`I would have to go back to my records
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`to be precise. My recollection is these reports
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`were submitted —— or these declarations were
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`submitted sometime in October of last year.
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`probably, you know, during the summer, June,
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`July—ish, of last year.
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`Q.
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`Okay. May I suggest, sir, that it
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`was before then because you also executed
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`declaration for the Virginia district court case.
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`MR. ALMELING: Objection,
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`form.
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`That was not on behalf of Google.
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`(By Mr. Novick)
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`I see. Okay.
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`Then
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`A.
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`Q.
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`let me rephrase my question. With respect to
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`these patents how long have you been working as an
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`expert involving the two patents in the case? And
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`the first one is 6,233,518.
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`So how long have you
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`been working on that particular patent as an
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`expert?
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`A.
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`I'm not sure I fully understand your
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`question.
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`Q.
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`Okay. According to the records that
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`we have, you executed declaration with respect to
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`a district court case in the District of Virginia.
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`And that was, I believe,
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`in '14.
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`2014.
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`Q.
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`That sounds correct.
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`Okay. Before then did you work at
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`all on these patents?
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`I believe the first time that I did
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`any work associated with the —— with these, with
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`any of these patents was that case between Porto
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`and I believe it was Cellco Partnership back in
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`2014 time frame. That would be the Eastern
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`District of Virginia,
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`I believe it was.
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`Q.
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`Yes, sir. Eastern District of
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`Virginia. Okay.
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Off—record discussion)
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`Construction,
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`Porto v. Cellco, marked)
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Okay,
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`I show you
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`what has been marked as Deposition Exhibit 2011.
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`Would you please review it.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`Is that your signature on the last
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`A.
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`I only have nine pages. Apparently,
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`a 49—page document.
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`I don't have a signature on
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`this.
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Off—record discussion)
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`MR. NOVICK:
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`On the record.
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`Q.
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`So, Doctor, this
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`declaration was signed by you in 2014; is that
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`correct?
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`MR. ALMELING:
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`Two objections. One,
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`inadmissible hearsay.
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`Two, authentication.
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`The document that was provided was a
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`nine—page document, which appears to be of
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`39 pages according to the Pacer entry on the
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`top.
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`The signature page was not on the
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`document; it was added to the document from
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`another copy and therefore cannot be
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`authenticated.
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`Subject to those objections, you can
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`answer.
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`A.
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`No.
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`MR. NOVICK: Would you repeat the
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`question.
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`(Record was read back)
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) What date did you
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`sign the declaration?
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`This page that we added to
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`Exhibit 2011 is dated October 28, 2013.
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`MR. ALMELING:
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`To be clear, my
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`objection applies to all questions regarding
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`this document.
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`Subject to that, please
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`proceed.
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`Q.
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`refer to this document in your declaration for
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`this case; do you recall?
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`Offhahd,
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`I don't recall.
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`I may have.
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`All right.
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Exhibit 2012, 10/12/15 Declaration
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`6,233,518, marked)
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`MR. NOVICK: Back on the record.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Doctor, I show you
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`what's been marked as Exhibit 2012.
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`Do you
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`recognize that exhibit?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes.
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`Would you turn to the last page, sir,
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`and see if that's your signature?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`It is.
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`Okay. As way of explanation with
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`respect to Exhibit 11, your counsel is correct
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`that the pages after,
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`I believe, 10 were deleted,
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`because that was just, basically, your CV. That's
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`just for your information.
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`No questions asked.
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`As far as this declaration is
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`concerned, when did you prepare it? Oh, I'm
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`sorry. As far as the declaration of Exhibit 2012,
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`when did you prepare it?
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`Well, obviously, before the day I
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`signed it, which is October of 12th of 2015.
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`I
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`would have to go back and look at my records to
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`find out when, exactly,
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`I started work on this.
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`Q.
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`Can you approximate?
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`Certainly earlier than October, but I
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`don't —— I don't recall.
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`Q.
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`Do you know how long you spent
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`preparing that declaration?
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`MR. ALMELING: Counsel, before we
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`continue, we've been referring to this
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`exhibit by a 2000 number.
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`It was already
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`marked as Google 1003.
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`To avoid confusion
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`of having two exhibits that are the same
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`document, perhaps we should refer to this as
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`the designated Google 1003.
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`MR. NOVICK: Well, off the record.
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`(Off—record discussion, during which
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`the Exhibit 2012 sticker was removed from
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`Dr. Michalson's declaration on the ‘S18
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`patent and parties agreed to instead refer
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`to the document as Google Exhibit 1003.)
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`MR. NOVICK: Back on the record.
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`Q.
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`Do you recall,
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`Doctor, how long you spent preparing the
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`declaration, Exhibit 1003?
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`A.
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`I don't have any recollection of how
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`much time I spent with this.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Would it have been months?
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`It was probably several hours,
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`spanning months.
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`Q.
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`When you wrote your declaration --
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`well, 1003, did you use any of the information
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`from your previous declaration, which is
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`Exhibit 2007 -- or 2011,
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`from the Eastern
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`District?
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document)
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`I don't believe
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`I specifically used any of the information from
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`Exhibit 2011, although since that predates my
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`involvement with the Google case,
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`there are
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`certainly certain sections of my background, and
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`things like that,
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`that I would expect to be very
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`similar.
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`Q.
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`As far as your declaration 1003 goes,
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`where did you get the material to prepare that?
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`Copies of patents, for example, or references?
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`A.
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`From a variety of places.
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`I've been
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`working in this general area for a very long time,
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`so some material may have come from my personal
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`archives.
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`Some of the material may have come
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`through web searches.
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`Some of the material I may
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`have been —— may have been advised to me by
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`attorneys. There's a variety of sources that, you
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`know,
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`the patents and prior art, and things of
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`that nature,
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`come from.
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`Q.
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`But didn't the attorneys give you the
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`references for you to consider?
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`A.
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`I, frankly, don't recall that
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`evolution.
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`I can speak generically,
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`in that in
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`most of the cases that I work with,
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`I provide some
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`of the art and attorneys provide some of the art.
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`* Q.
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`Do you recall in this particular
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`case, with respect to patent 6,233,518, whether
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`you did any validity searches on your own?
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`A.
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`Can you repeat that question again,
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`please?
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`Q.
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`Sure.
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`MR. NOVICK: Repeat the question.
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`*
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`A.
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`I think the answer to that is, yes,
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`I
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`had some previous experience with the ‘S18 patent,
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`so I would have had a record of that art and I
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`would have advised the attorneys that, yes, I'd
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`worked with this patent previously and here is at
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`least some of the art that I had used previously.
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`Q.
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`Do you recall the
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`name of the attorneys you were working with, with
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`respect to Exhibit 2011?
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`A.
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`With respect to Exhibit 2011, I'll
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`recognize the names.
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`One of them was Floyd
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`Chapman. He's the attorney I worked with most
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`closely.
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`Q.
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`Do you know what firm he was with?
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`Again, I'll recognize the name.
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`If
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`you have a copy of my --
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`Q.
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`Fish & Richardson?
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`No, he was not Fish & Richardson.
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`If
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`you have a copy of my CV,
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`I can probably get the
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`information from that.
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`MR. ALMELING:
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`There may be some
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`record confusion. Were you referring to the
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`EDVA declaration or the IPR declaration?
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`MR. NOVICK:
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`The IPR declaration.
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`We're off the record.
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`Oh, do you want to be on the record
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`for this?
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`MR. ALMELING: Yes, please.
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`A.
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`Your question,
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`I believe, was
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`specifically related to 2011.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Correct.
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`Yeah, that's not the IPR declaration.
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`Correct.
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`I correct my question to
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`refer to your declaration, Exhibit No. 10003 --
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`1003.
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`Okay.
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`Q.
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`And the question was, do you recall
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`the name of the attorney you worked with.
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`Yes.
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`I worked for —— Exhibit 1003,
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`I
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`worked most closely with Mike Hawkins and Rick
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`Besinius, of Fish & Richardson.
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`Q.
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`In preparing your declaration, how
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`many of the words were yours and how many were
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`theirs?
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`A.
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`When I prepare a declaration or an
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`I usually start with
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`template, and it becomes a combined effort between
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`draft, they'll submit corrections, and it's an
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`say it's probability a 50-50 split, although it's
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`going to be scattered throughout. Many of these
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`things are cut—and—paste and modify the
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`paragraphs.
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`have no way of knowing. But I would say,
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`in terms
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`I probably am
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`responsible for about half and they're probably
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`responsible for about half. And I would, of
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`course,
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`review it several times,
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`to ensure that
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`it's cohesive and that it's saying what I want it
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`to say.
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`Q.
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`Therefore, all the words in 1003 you
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`will accept as being your own opinions.
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`A.
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`At the end of the day, it's my
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`report.
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`I endorsed it,
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`I signed it, and this is
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`my opinion.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`Do you recall how much you
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`in total, for preparing Exhibit 1003?
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`Without
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`looking at my invoices, I'd
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`have no way of guessing at this point.
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`Q.
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`Do you know how much your hourly rate
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`It has changed since I started
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`working on this matter.
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`I will take a guess that
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`it was about 450 an hour, but I'd have to check my
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`records to see what that going rate is currently.
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`I haven't submitted an invoice since —— since this
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`October report.
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`Before today's deposition, how much
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`time have you prepared to get ready for the
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`deposition? Specifically the deposition.
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`A.
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`I would say approximately thirty
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`And will you please tell me how you
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`spent those thirty hours.
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`Reviewing my declarations,
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`reviewing
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`the petitioner's papers,
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`reviewing the response,
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`reviewing the Board's decision to institute, and
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`reviewing some of the art that's cited in the
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`patents. Or the —— yeah, that's cited in my
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`declarations.
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`Q.
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`By "art" you mean references, patent
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`references?
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`Correct. Well, patent —— I don't
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`believe they're all —— Yeah,
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`I guess they are all
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`patent references, yes.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`You have a few Japanese --
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`Correct.
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`-- applications.
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`Now, that time spent,
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`the thirty
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`hours, would be for both patents, is that correct,
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`that are involved in the IPR,
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`the one we're having
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`a deposition about now, plus the other one, which
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`is -- plus patent 6,532,413 for the case
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`IPR20l6-00022.
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`A.
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`That's correct. Approximately thirty
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`hours for the two of them.
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`Q.
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`Did you happen to divide your time
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`between them? Or just do them -- Rephrase the
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`question.
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`Did you divide your time between
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`I kept records separately for each
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`patent, yes.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`And what is your rate today?
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`My rate for new matters is $525 an
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`hour.
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`I'm honoring the original rate that I
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`specified for this matter, back when I specified
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`it, which I ——
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`Okay.
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Off—record discussion)
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`MR. NOVICK:
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`Would you please mark this as Patent
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`Owner's Exhibit 2012.
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`(Exhibit 2012, 5/15/01 Lee patent
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`6,233,518 B1, marked; a document previously
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`marked Google 1001,
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`later referred to as
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`such herein)
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Doctor, I show you
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`an exhibit that's been marked 2012. Would you
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`please identify that.
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`This is a copy
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`And have you seen this patent before?
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`Yes.
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`Have you studied this patent?
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`Yes.
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`Q.
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`All right.
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`I direct your attention
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`to page 47 and,
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`in particular, claim 45. Would
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`I don't have page numbers on the
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`patent.
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`Q.
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`It should be on the bottom, shouldn't
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`No.
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`Last page, sir.
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`I'm looking at claim 45.
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`All right, would you please read
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`claim 45 to yourself?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`All right.
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`In your declaration
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`before the Eastern District, Exhibit 2011, at page
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`22 -- at paragraph 22, will you please read that.
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`MR. ALMELING:
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`I have a
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`standing hearsay and authentication
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`objection to all questions regarding
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`Exhibit 2011.
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`Please continue.
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`MR. NOVICK: Would you please read
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`aloud to the reporter paragraph 22.
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`A.
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`Okay.
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`Paragraph 22 of Exhibit 20ll,
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`Eastern District of Virginia, reads, "I disagree
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`with Plaintiff's assertion. Unless shape and
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`position information is included in the image
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`vector entity,
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`the claimed invention would be
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`inoperable to produce a display of traffic
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`information.
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`only disclosure in the specification showing a
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`display of traffic information. Absent shape and
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`position information,
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`the user device would not be
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`able to generate the image shown in Figure 17
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`because the user device would be unable to produce
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`a display representing 'real' entities such as
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`roads and traffic."
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`second sentence the "is in the only" is in fact
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`the way it's written, although that's very
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`awkward.
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`Thank you.
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`Then you
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`are saying, am I correct,
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`from your verbal
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`statement, that shape and position information is
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`important in order for the invention of the '518
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`patent to operate.
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`MR. ALMELING: Objection,
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`In the context of the litigation and
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`the claims considered in Eastern District of
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`Virginia,
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`then that's certainly true relative to
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`this claim construction declaration.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick)
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`Is that still your
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`position?
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`A.
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`I would have to take a look at the --
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`I'd have to review the material that I used in
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`Eastern District of Texas.
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`I believe the claims
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`are different,
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`so I don't know if this is
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`applicable.
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`I have opined on this in my
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`declaration relative to the instant matter. But
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`whether or not the same analysis applies between
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`the Eastern District and the IPR,
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`I can't answer
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`that without
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`looking and reviewing the Eastern
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`District case.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`In claim 45 does it not claim
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`shape and position statements?
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document) Well, claim 45
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`requires a shape—designating statement and a
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`position—designating statement.
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`Q.
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`Thank you.
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`*
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`In your opinion today, would those
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`present invention?
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`MR. ALMELING: Objection,
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`form.
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`Additionally, objection to scope.
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`(Reviewing documents)
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`Can you repeat
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`that question again, please.
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`MR. NOVICK: Reread the question.
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`*
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`(Record was read back)
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`A.
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`And by "present invention," you mean
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`the invention that's specified by claim 45.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) Correct,
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`the
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`invention as specified by claim 45.
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`MR. ALMELING:
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`Same objections.
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document) Well,
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`in
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`paragraph 18 of my declaration, which is
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`Exhibit 1003,
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`I state that "Claims 45 and 46
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`recite an ‘image vector entity'" and that "I
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`interpret this term,
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`in accordance with the
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`broadest reasonable interpretation standard,
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`to
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`mean 'a data structure including at least shape
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`and position information for a real entity.'"
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick) And your answer
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`therefore would be, as far as the operation of the
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`invention,
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`those two factors would be necessary?
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`A.
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`To satisfy those claim elements, you
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`information for a real entity.
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`Okay. Looking at the invalidity
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`arguments against claim 45, would a single
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`reference or a combination of references have to
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`have a shape—designating statement and a position-
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`designating statement?
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document)
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Pause in proceedings)
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`MR. NOVICK: Would you please —— back
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`on the record —— read the previous question.
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`*
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`(Record was read back)
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`A.
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`In my analysis for the references
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`that I cited,
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`I found both —— either alone or in
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`combination, both a shape—designating statement
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`and a position—designating statement.
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`* Q.
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`In your opinion,
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`Doctor,
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`is there a difference between "shape-
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`designating statement" and "shape information"?
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`A.
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`Do you have something specific you're
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`MR. NOVICK: Off the record.
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`(Off—record discussion)
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`MR. NOVICK: Back on.
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`And can you repeat that question?
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`MR. NOVICK: All right, would you
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`read the question.
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`*
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`(Record was read back)
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`A.
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`In stating "shape information," you
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`appear to be referring to paragraph 22 of
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`Exhibit 2011, which is my Eastern District of
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`Virginia claim construction declaration relating
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`to a different claim. And as I said previously,
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`would need to review the Eastern District case
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`much more fully to determine if I'm using those
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`terms synonymously.
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`It appears from paragraph 22 on this
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`different matter that "information" may be being
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`used to describe the data, but I would have to
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`review that matter. And I'd also have to
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`determine whether the claim at issue in the
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`Eastern District of Virginia was similar enough to
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`the claims in the instant matter.
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`MR. ALMELING: Note that off the
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`record counsel pointed the witness,
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`context of this question,
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`to Exhibit 2011,
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`paragraph 22, which was not noted on the
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`record and I think should be.
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`Please continue.
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`Q.
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`(By Mr. Novick)
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`I direct your
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`attention again to Exhibit 2013, which is the '518
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`patent, and claim 45 of that.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`I don't have an Exhibit 2013.
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`Oh, 2012. Sorry.
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`Okay.
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`I have 2012, which is the '518
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`Is the terminology "shape
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`information" in claim 45?
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document)
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`I don't see the
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`phrase "shape information" used in claim 45.
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`Q.
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`Similar question with respect to
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`"position information":
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`Is that in claim 45?
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`A.
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`I don't see the phrase "position
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`information" in claim 45.
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`Q.
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`In your position as an expert, would
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`you say that the terminology of "shape
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`the same?
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`A.
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`This is, obviously, a hypothetical
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`question because it's void of context. And I
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`think that, depending on context,
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`they may or may
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`not be synonymous.
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`I don't think they're
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`necessarily the same thing.
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`Q.
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`Okay. Doctor, I direct your
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`attention to paragraph 19 of your declaration,
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`Exhibit 1003.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`Do you interpret an attribute-
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`designating statement as, quote, "an indication of
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`an attribute for the real entity represented by an
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`image vector entity"?
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`A.
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`That's, actually, a typo that I
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`identified when I reviewed this declaration.
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`It
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`appears as if it's a cut—and—paste error that
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`occurred when I was contemplating the various
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`claim interpretations that were floating around.
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`I would strike the parenthetical example "traffic
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`state" and I would strike "real entity (e.g.,
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`road)
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`represented by."
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`So I think that should
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`read "an indication of an attribute for the image
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`vector entity."
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`I apologize for that confusion.
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`Q.
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`And again turning to claim 45 of
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`Google Exhibit 1001, is the term "attribute-
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`A.
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`(Reviewing document)
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`"Attribute-
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`designating statement" is in the claim.
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`Q.
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`And I direct your attention,
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`the same
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`reference,
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`to page 19 and Figure D, as in "delta,"
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`11D.
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`A.
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`Again,
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`I have no page numbers,
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`so if
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`you'd refer to figure numbers or --
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Figure 11D.
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`—— column numbers,
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`that would be
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`Okay,
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`I have llD.
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`Q.
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`All right. And 11D indicates what,
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`in your opinion?
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`A.
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`11D is labeled "Attribute (for
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`example, color)" and it's two side—by—side boxes
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`one of them labeled "ADC" which is "attribute-
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`designating command," and another one labeled "C"
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`which is annotated as "color."
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`* Q.
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`In your opinion, would attribute
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`command and a contents?
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`A.
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`lines 45 through 54.
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`A.
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`Thank you.
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`(Reviewing document)
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`Could you repeat the question, please?
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`MR. NOVICK: Repeat the question.
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`*
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`(Record was read back)
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`A.
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`Given the question,
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`I'm not sure
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`exactly what you're asking.
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`11D is referring
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`not ——
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`If you look at the text in columns 11 --
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`or column 11, 46 through 54,
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`they're describing
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`Figure 11D in terms of describing an attribute-
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`designating statement, and they say it's
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`preferably composed of two parts. But they also
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`say that "Preferably,
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`the ADC can be used as a
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`delimiter which discriminates between TVIVEs."
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`So
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`it looks like it does not, necessarily, have to
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`have —— an attribute—designating statement does
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`not necessarily have to have two parts.
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`Q.
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`Doctor,
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`same reference, Google 1001,
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`I refer you to column 2,
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`lines twenty -- looks
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`like 25 through 29. Would you read that, please.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`All right. Does that not support the
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`argument that an attribute-designating statement
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`A.
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`Well, that's consistent with the
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`first part of the paragraph,
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`from lines 46 through
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`54 of paragraph 11.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Okay.
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`That does not go to the alternate,
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`where the ADC is being used as a delimiter.
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`Q.
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`to column 3 of reference 1001,
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`lines 5 through 8,
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`I guess. And would you read that.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`All right. Would you consider that a
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`definition of "attribute-designating statement"?
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`A.
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`Well, column 3 ——
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`If I go to the top
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`of column 3, on line 1,
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`this is describing one of
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`the preferred embodiments of the invention. And
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`in this particular embodiment,
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`the attribute-
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`designating statement is identified as being
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`composed of an attribute—designating command and
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`an attribute value.
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`Q.
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`I refer you, sir -- Thank you.
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`Q.
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`(Reviewing document) Okay.
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`Okay.
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`In paragraph 19 of your
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`declaration, you say that the broadest reasonable
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`interpretation, according to what you've been
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`informed, is based