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Interest of the Amicus Curiae | |||
*The brief is written by Wi-Lan Inc., a publicly traded corporation founded to commercialize breakthroughs in wireless technologies | |||
*The IEEE has incorporated Wi-Lan's technologies into several of its wireless standards that make reliable, high rate data transmissions available to the public. | |||
*Wi-Lan files brief in support of respondent to address legal issues not brought up by members of the court of other amici | |||
*The company does not approve of the policy adoption the petitioners are advocating due to its likely negative and complicated effect on existing licenses. | |||
Revision as of 18:37, 29 April 2011
Quanta Computer Inc. v L.G. Electronics Inc.
Supreme Court of the United States
Appellate Brief
Interest of the Amicus Curiae
- The brief is written by Wi-Lan Inc., a publicly traded corporation founded to commercialize breakthroughs in wireless technologies
- The IEEE has incorporated Wi-Lan's technologies into several of its wireless standards that make reliable, high rate data transmissions available to the public.
- Wi-Lan files brief in support of respondent to address legal issues not brought up by members of the court of other amici
- The company does not approve of the policy adoption the petitioners are advocating due to its likely negative and complicated effect on existing licenses.
