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Vringo, Inc. v. ZTE Corporation et al
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September 16, 2015
ZTE Says Vringo's Sanction Bid In IP Row Is Too Harsh
ZTE Corp. can't "frog-march" its top attorney to the airport and force him on a plane to the U.S., the company told a New York federal judge Wednesday, asking to be spared from Vringo Inc.'s "drastic" sanctions request over the attorney's failure to appear in a long-running patent dispute.
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August 19, 2015
Vringo Wants ZTE Sanctioned For Atty's IP Row Depo Refusal
Vringo Inc. on Wednesday said it will seek sanctions against ZTE Corp. amid its top attorney's repeated refusal to appear in New York federal court in a long-running patent dispute over fears he would be arrested in connection with a separate federal investigation.
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August 12, 2015
ZTE Atty Ordered To Appear In NY Despite Fear Of Arrest
A New York federal judge Tuesday ordered ZTE Corp.'s top attorney to appear in court in a long-running patent dispute with Vringo Inc., a week after ZTE revealed the attorney fears being arrested in connection with a federal criminal investigation into the telecommunications technology maker's alleged sale of banned technology to Iran.