Spread Spectrum Screening LLC v. Eastman Kodak Company et al
| Spread Spectrum Screening LLC |
| Heidelberg USA, Inc., Hafner Printing Company, Inc., Continental Web Press, Inc., Graphic Partners, Inc., Genesis Press, Inc. and Johns-Byrne Company |
| Genesis Press, Inc., Hafner Printing Company, Inc., Heidelberg USA, Inc., Johns-Byrne Company and Graphic Partners, Inc. |
| Spread Spectrum Screening LLC |
| Johns-Byrne Company |
| 6:2010cv06523 |
| September 14, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Western District of New York |
| Rochester Office |
| XX US, Outside State |
| David G. Larimer |
| Patent |
| 35 U.S.C. ยง 145 |
| Defendant |
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ORDER vacating re 217 Order Referring Case to Mediation. ***CLERK TO FOLLOW UP. Signed by Hon. David G. Larimer on 7/18/12. (EMA)
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DECISION & ORDER Kodak's motion for a stay 181 is granted until further order of the Court, except that Spread Spectrum Screening LLC may apply for the issuance of letters rogatory to obtain the testimony of Daniel Blondal and Lawrence Croft. Counsel for the parties are directed to contact this Court in writing within seven (7) days of a decision by the PTO on the pending reexamination proceeding to request a status conference. Signed by Hon. Marian W. Payson on 8/26/2011. (KAH)
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