Amazon.com Inc. v. BarnesandNoble.com Inc.

From: Rodney Cruise - IP MENU (rodney.cruise@ipmenu.com)
Date: Sun Feb 03 2002 - 21:38:00 GMT

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Hi PIUG

I am trying to chase up the latest information on the Amazon "1-click"
patent matter (Amazon v. Barnesandnoble). I understand that the case was due
to go before a Seattle court on 10 Septmeber 2001. I have searched the net
for any news but have not found any.

If any one has any information I would greatly appreciate it.

Regards
Rodney Cruise
Phillips Ormonde & Fitzpatrick / IP MENU
rodney.cruise@pof.com.au / rodney.cruise@ipmenu.com

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