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Case 3:07-cv-04820-MMC

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EXHIBIT H

Case 3:07-cv-04820-MMC Cremen, Timothy P.
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Daniel Albers [[email protected]] Tuesday, December 18, 2007 4:35 PM Cremen, Timothy P. Masters, Robert M. Re: First Amended Complaint.pdf

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12/18/07 Rob and Tim, Thank you for your letter of 12/14/07. This letter is not intended to be an exhaustive response, but please be advised that we do not agree with any of your assertions. Attached please find a cc of Star Navigation's First Amended Complaint filed with the court today. Please advise if you intend to reassert your motion to dismiss as to the first amended complaint and, if you do, please consult with me re the hearing date, as I will wish to ask the court for discovery before we respond to the merits of the motion, as outlined in my prior email. With respect to standing, you claim my position is legally and factually incorrect but provide no support for that assertion. If you have something you want me to consider please advise. The license covers transportation uses of the patent. Every claim includes a transportation vehicle as an element. There is nothing covered by the patent that is not encompassed by the license. So your client is not threatened with multiple suits. As for the patent owners, they do not need to be joined and both consented to Star bringing the infringement suit in any event. Mr. Vieira's lawyer sent us a letter earlier this year confirming that. With respect to non-infringement, the asserted claims of the original suit and now the first amended complaint were not and are not limited to the method claims so even if your legal argument were correct it does not apply here. At p.2 of your letter you claim there are evident technical differences between AFIRS/UPTIME and the asserted claims of the patent in suit. You do not identify them. If there is something you want us to consider please advise. With respect to personal jurisdiction, we again respectfully disagree. We want at least the discovery I already sent you. We will also probably want some discovery as to AMS' operating United States subsidiaries. I will send you what we propose on that. Please confirm you will not provide the discovery voluntarily and we will seek leave of court to pursue it. You claim California is not the most convenient forum for you to litigate. If you have some other suggestion please advise. For example, if AMS agrees to jurisdiction in Hawaii or New York please advise and we will consider those venues rather than pursuing discovery on and fighting re California. Finally, you made a vague reference to Lotus. I do not understand what you are claiming Star said to Lotus or how it is improper. Please clarify. I am not aware that Star made any improper or actionable statements to Lotus. Very Truly Yours Dan Albers 312-214-8311 >>> "Cremen, Timothy P." 12/14/2007
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Please find attached our response to your Dec. 10 e-mail. Best, Tim ________________________________________________________________________ __________________ Timothy P. Cremen | Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP | 875 15th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005 | direct: 202 551 1838| main: 202 551 1700 | direct fax: 202 551 0238| [email protected] | www.paulhastings.com

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