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James Wallace Quotes
«Users have no one to blame but RIM. They've been given a reasonable royalties offer, but they have refused to take it. BlackBerry owners have every right to be upset.»
Author: James Wallace
«Judge Spencer is a very fair, no-nonsense guy, and he knows RIM would like to drag this on and on. Whatever he decides, he's going to decide quickly.»
Author: James Wallace
«We begged them to please expedite things, and they promised to do it, but then they gave it to new examiners, and they apparently had a different agenda.»
Author: James Wallace
«It's consistent with Judge Spencer's (earlier) announcement that he wants to wrap this case up -- not prolong it.»
Author: James Wallace
«It's consistent with Judge Spencer's (earlier) announcement that he wants to wrap this case up, not prolong it.»
Author: James Wallace
«The world will not come to an end if Your Honor enjoins their improper conduct. RIM is doing everything they can to drive NTP into the ground.»
Author: James Wallace
«The world, we suggest, will not come to an end.»
Author: James Wallace
«The world will not come to an end (if there's an injunction).»
Author: James Wallace
«We don't know if our shots (hit him) or he killed himself.»
Author: James Wallace
«Basically what you have here is a squatter. RIM is guilty of willful infringement and continues to infringe, day after day. ... We'd be willing to drop the injunction if they'd just pay up.»
Author: James Wallace