Baker v. Microsoft Corporation et al
| Richard J Baker |
| Microsoft Corporation, Ubisoft, Inc., Nintendo of America, Inc., Electronic Arts Inc, Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. and Majesco Entertainment |
| Microsoft Corporation, Electronic Arts Inc and Nintendo of America, Inc. |
| Richard J Baker |
| 2:2016cv00396 |
| March 17, 2016 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Washington |
| Seattle Office |
| XX US, Outside District |
| Richard A Jones |
| Patent |
| 35 U.S.C. ยง 271 |
| Both |
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JUDGMENT is entered in favor of Defendants. This judgment disposes of all claims and counterclaims before the Court. Signed by Judge Richard A Jones. (PM)
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ORDER denying plaintiff's 150 Motion for an indicative ruling on his untimely motion for reconsideration by Judge Richard A Jones.(RS)
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ORDER denying Plaintiff's 136 Motion for Leave to File outside of 14 days Motion for Reconsideration; terminating Plaintiff's 142 Second Motion for Reconsideration; terminating Plaintiff's 146 Motion for Leave to File Additional Evidence in Regards to Audio-Visual Transceivers. Signed by Judge Richard A Jones. (swt)
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ORDER granting defendants' 130 Motion for Summary Judgment by Judge Richard A Jones.(RS)
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