The parties file a Joint Motion for Extension of Time to September 12, 2008 to File Proposed Discovery and Docket Control Orders.

The parties file a joint motion to extend the time to file their Proposed Discovery and Docket Control Orders to September 4, 2008.

Joint Motion for Extension of Time to File Proposed Discovery and Docket Control Orders 

Judge T. John Ward orders that the deadline for Plaintiff and Defendants to file their proposed Discovery Order and Docket Control Order shall be extended to and including August 22, 2008.

Judge T. John Ward orders that all claims against Texas Instruments, Incorporated are dismissed without prejudice to the right to assert such claims in the future.

Management Comment
Wi-LAN views the removal of TI as a defendant, combined with TI’s agreement not to seek a declaratory judgment against Wi-LAN, as positive developments. Wi-LAN expects that these developments should reduce the overall expense to Wi-LAN of conducting this litigation since one defendant is eliminated. Since TI’s customers will still remain as defendants in the case, Wi-LAN does not expect that the potential damages available to Wi-LAN in the suit will be reduced. Wi-LAN also retains the right to seek damages from, or bring a future lawsuit against, TI for infringement of the patents at issue, should it choose to do so.

Wi-LAN moves to dismiss all claims against Texas Instruments, Incorporated without prejudice to assert such claims in the future, with each party bearing its own costs and attorney’s fees. The motion is not opposed.

All parties file Joint Motion for 10 day Extension of Time until August 22-08 to File Proposed Discovery and Docket Control Orders.

Joint Motion for Extension of Time to File Proposed Discovery and Docket Control Orders 

Proposed Order 

The Defendants file an Unopposed Motion for an oral hearing on their Motion for Consolidation of Co-Pending Related Cases and Entry of Docket Control Order.

Plantiff's Sur-reply in Opposition to Defendants' Motion for Consolidation and Entry of Docket Control Order 

Exhibit1 to Sur-reply - Dell White Paper 

Wi-LAN files an Unopposed Motion for Extension to file its Sur-Reply on July 16, 2008 in opposition to Defendants’ Motion for Consolidation of Co-Pending Related Cases.

Defendants file Reply Brief in support of Motion for Consolidation of Co-pending Related Cases and Entry of Docket Control Order.

Wi-LAN files its Response to Defendants’ Motion for Consolidation of Co-Pending Related Cases and Entry of Docket Control Order.

Wi-LAN files Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to Respond to Motion for Consolidation to June 18, 2008.

Wi-LAN files Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to Respond to Motion for Consolidation until June 16, 2008.

The Defendants bring Motion for Consolidation of Co-pending Related Cases and Entry of Docket Control Order.

Judge Ward orders that Wi-LAN’s Complaint against D-Link Corporation, Melco Holdings Inc. and Infineon Technologies AG be dismissed on certain terms, on a joint motion by Wi-LAN and various subsidiary corporations of these parties which will remain Defendants in this action.

Westell Technologies, Inc. and several other defendants file their Answers and Counterclaims.  Wi-LAN will deliver its Reply to these pleadings within the time limits prescribed by the Court.