Qualcomm and Broadcom agreed to dismiss patent and trade secret claims against each other last week, ending several skirmishes in the long-running legal battle between the two wireless technology companies. Qualcomm said the settlement eliminates five jury trials scheduled for this year. The first was to begin Monday in federal court in San Diego. The agreement does not affect a dispute before the U.S. International Trade Commission that will be the subject of a two-day public hearing this week.
March 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Qualcomm Inc. and Broadcom Corp. agreed to dismiss patent and trade-secret claims against each other Friday, ending several skirmishes in the long-running legal battle between the two wireless technology companies.
Qualcomm said the settlement eliminates five jury trials scheduled to start this year. The first was to begin Monday in federal court in San Diego.
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