Even $800 million might be appropriate, Irell's Morgan Chu suggested during closing arguments in the latest case brought by Fortress Investment-backed VLSI Technology. Wilmer partner William Lee said VLSI should recover nothing, and that Chu was trying to distract jurors by calling his witnesses liars.
April 20, 2021 at 07:33 PM
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Morgan Chu sure is setting his sights low.
The Irell & Manella partner asked a Waco jury on Tuesday to award only $2.8 billion for patent infringement against Intel Corp. That’s more than the $2.175 billion he won for the same VLSI Technology client last month, but less than the $3 billion-plus figure his damages expert testified to last week.
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L-R Morgan Chu and William Lee. Courtesy photos
