By Kevin Lee
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE - In the first patent licensing trial of its kind in California, attorneys for Realtek Semiconductor Corp. sought to portray opponent LSI Corp. as a ruthless company trying to leverage two low-impact wireless networking patents for maximum royalties.
"This case is really about broken promises - promises LSI has made and broken," said Steven S. Baik, Realtek's lead trial counsel and...
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