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VLSI Secures $2.18B Patent Award Against Intel

03.2021

Irell & Manella LLP obtained a $2.18 billion jury verdict for VLSI Technology LLC in a suit against Intel Corporation. The case, tried in Waco, Texas, involved two patents on technology used in Intel’s microprocessors.

The Irell trial team included Morgan Chu, Ben Hattenbach, Alan Heinrich, Ian Washburn, Thomas Barr, Babak Redjaian, Charlotte Wen and Jordan Nafekh. Mann Tindel Thompson was local counsel for VLSI.

Morgan, Ben and Alan were recognized as Am Law's Litigators of the Week for their work in leading the team. The article can be found here (subscription required). 

Los Angeles Times coverage of the verdict can be found here. Law360 and additional Law.com coverage (subscriptions required) can be found here and here.

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