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Elpida Memory, Inc.
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1:12-bk-10947
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- Baker McKenzie
- Bingham McCutchen
- Davis Polk
- Farella Braun
- Farnan LLP
- Fox Rothschild
- Hamilton Stephens Steele & Martin
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- Landis Rath
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- Morris Nichols
- Potter Anderson
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- White & Case
Companies
- Apple Inc.
- Conversant Intellectual Property Management Inc.
- Dell Technologies Inc.
- Intellectual Ventures Management LLC
- International Business Machines Corp.
- Kingston Technology Co. Inc.
- Micron Technology Inc.
- Rambus Inc.
- Round Rock Research LLC
- Texas Instruments Inc.
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June 26, 2013
US Judge Approves Micron's $2B Takeover Of Elpida
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday recognized Elpida Memory Inc.'s reorganization plan, which had already been approved by a Japanese court, paving the way for a $2 billion takeover of the Tokyo-based chipmaker by rival Micron Technologies Inc.
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May 22, 2013
Elpida Aims To Seal $2B Micron Sale With Final Plan Approval
Elpida Memory Inc. urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge Wednesday to recognize its reorganization plan that would cement its $2 billion takeover by Micron Technologies Inc., saying acceptance of the plan is imperative to the companies' future.
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February 28, 2013
Elpida's Bankruptcy Plan, $2.2B Micron Deal OK'd In Tokyo
A Japanese bankruptcy court on Wednesday approved Elpida Memory Inc.'s reorganization plan premised on the $2.2 billion sale of the chipmaker to Micron Technology Inc., leaving recognition of the plan by a Delaware bankruptcy judge as the deal's last major hurdle.
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February 08, 2013
Elpida Slams Creditors' Attempt To Undo $17.5M Patent Deals
The bankrupt Elpida Memory Inc. asked a Delaware bankruptcy court Friday not to reconsider approving $17.5 million worth of patent deals with Micron Technology Inc. and Rambus Inc., saying the court properly vetted the transactions in spite of creditor claims to the contrary.
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January 31, 2013
Elpida Bondholders Fight Back Against Patent Deal Approvals
U.S. bondholders of Elpida Memory Inc. on Wednesday asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to reconsider his decision approving the Japanese chipmaker's patent deals, claiming it was improper to rule their objections unsupported by evidence after preventing the discovery that would have produced it.
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January 16, 2013
Elpida Patent Deals OK'd Over Bondholder Objections
Elpida Memory Inc. got the long-awaited go-ahead for a pair of patent deals Wednesday as a Delaware bankruptcy judge approved transactions over objections of U.S. bondholders who claimed they were designed primarily to aid Micron Technology Inc.'s $2.5 billion bid for the Japanese chipmaker.
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December 05, 2012
Bondholders Say Elpida IP Deals Benefit Micron, Not Creditors
Elpida Memory Inc.'s U.S. bondholders argued in Delaware bankruptcy court Wednesday that two patent deals proposed by the Japanese chipmaker are designed primarily to aid Micron Technology Inc.'s $2.5 billion bid for the company and should not be approved.
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December 03, 2012
Elpida Says IP Deal Foes Seek To Ax Reorganization Plan
The foreign representatives of bankrupt Japanese chipmaker Elpida Memory Inc. on Monday pushed back against an objection by the steering committee of a group of bondholders over proposed patent transactions, saying the committee is probably trying to derail Elpida's reorganization plan.
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November 20, 2012
Judge Blocks Patent Claims During Elpida Bankruptcy
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday refused to allow a patent licensing firm and two universities to pursue patent infringement claims against Elpida Memory Inc. while it is under court protection, finding that the automatic stay in the bankruptcy shields the Japanese chipmaker.
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November 19, 2012
Despite Tokyo Case, Elpida IP Deals Held To US Standard
A Delaware bankruptcy judge ruled Friday that under Chapter 15 insolvent Japanese chipmaker Elpida Memory Inc. must show its planned patent deals represent good business judgment, even though they already have been cleared by the Tokyo court overseeing the company's primary bankruptcy.