hid global v. isonas et. al
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HID GLOBAL CO RPORATION, aDelaware corporation,Plaintiff,
VS.ISON AS, INC., a Colorado corporation;and DO ES 1 through 10, inclusive
Defendant.
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Michael T. Hom ak (State Bar No. 8 193 6 )email: mhomak rutan.comRonald P. Oines State Bar No. 145016)email: [email protected] A. Chapin (State Bar No. 23 28 8 5 )email: bchapin rutan.cornTimothy Spivey State Bar No. 269084)RUTAN & TUC6 11 A nton Boulevard,' Fourteenth FloorCosta Mesa, California 92 6 26 -193 1Telephone: 714-641-5100Facsimile: 714-546-9035
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Attorneys for Plaintiff HID GLO BALCORPORATIONUNITED STATES D ISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL D ISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
Case No SACV14-00052 D OC (ANx)COMPLAINT Foa E CL TORYRELIEF RE PATENTDEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL
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Plaintiff HID GL OB AL CO RPO RAT ION ( HID ), for its Com plaint againstdefendant ISONA S, INC . ( Isonas ), alleges as follows:
JURISDICTION AND VENUE1. This is an action seeking a declaration of invalidity andnoninfringement of a United S tates patent, and thus arises under the U nited States
patent laws, Title 35 , United States Code. This Court has jurisdiction pursuant to 28U.S.C. 133 1, 133 8 (a), 2201 and 2202.
2. Venue is proper in this judicial district pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 13 9 1(b)and (c), as De fenda nts reside in this judicial district, a substantial part of the events,omissions and acts w hich are the subject m atter of this action occurred w ithin theCen tral District of California, and a sub stantial part of the prop erty that is thesubject of the action is located in the Central District of California. Venue may alsobe proper pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1400(b).
THE PARTIES3. HID is a Delaware c orporation having its principal place of business
located at 153 7 0 Barranca Parkway, Irvine, California.4. Plaintiffs are informed and believe, and thereon allege, that Isonas is a
Colorado corporation having its principal place of business located at 47 20 W alnutStreet, Suite 200, Boulder, Colorado, 8 03 01.
HID'S BUSINES S5. HID is a leader in the delivery of secure identity solutions for millions
of customers throughout the w orld. HID' s identity solutions are used in a variety ofapplications, including physical access control, logical access control, access cardprinting and personalization, highly secure governme nt identification and anim alidentification. HID's products, solutions and services are sold through a well-established ne twork o f O EM s, developers, systems integrators and distributorsworldwide. En d users of IIED 's products, solutions and services include businessesand organizations in virtually all industry sectors, including government, healthcare,
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retail, industrial, comm ercial, airports, ports, finance and ed ucation.6. FLD 's physical access control products and solutions are sold un der
HID's w ell-known brands, including iCLA SSO, Sm artIDO, H ID Prox andIndalat Prox.
ACTS GIVING RISE TO NEED FOR DECLARA TORY RELIEF7. Isonas also is in the business of providing physical access control
solutions, and com petes in some areas w ith HID.8. On information and belief, Isonas owns U nited States Patent
no. 7 ,77 5 ,42 9 , entitled M ethod and System for Controlling Access to an EnclosedArea (the '429 Patent ). On information and belief, the '429 Patent issued onAugust 17, 2010.
9. During Septem ber, 2013 , senior executives of Isonas advised seniorexecutives of BID , that Isonas believes H ID is infringing, and needs a license to,Isonas 429 Patent.
10. Shortly thereafter, on O ctober 9, 2 013 , an investment bankerexclusively representing Isonas informed A ssa Abloy, H ID's parent company, in anemail that hide believe it is imperative for either HID o r Assa Abloyparent] to acquire Isonas because BID's Edge Series directly infringes on Isonas'patent. On information and belief, prior to the October 9, 2013 email, Isonasinformed the investment banker of Isonas' belief that HID infringes the '42 9 Patent.
11. In light of Isonas' claims of infringement, HID believes Isonas intendsto sue HID for infringemen t of such patent.
FIRST CLAIM FOR RELIEF(Declaratory Judgment Invalidity of the '429 Patent)
12. HID realleges each and every allegation set forth in paragraphs 1through 11, inclusive, and incorporates them herein by this reference.
13. On information and belief, Isonas believes the '42 9 Patent is valid.14. An actual justiciable controversy has arisen and now exists between
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HID and Isonas concerning the validity of the '429 Patent. HID denies that the '429Patent is valid, and asserts that it is invalid under one or more of the following,among others: 35 U.S.C. 101, 102, 103, 112, 116 and/or 120.
15. HID desires a judicial determination of the respective rights andobligations of the parties, and a declaratory judgment and order that the '429 Patentis invalid.
SECOND CLAIMFOR RELIEF(Declaratory Judgment Noninfringement of the '429 Patent)
16. HID realleges each and every allegation set forth in paragraphs 1through 11, inclusive, and incorporates them herein by this reference.
17. As set forth above, Isonas has informed HID that Isonas believes HIDinfringes the '429 Patent. HID denies that it infringes any claim of the '429 Patent.
18. An actual justiciable controversy has arisen and now exists betweenHID and Isonas concerning Isonas' claim of infringement.
19. HID desires a judicial determination of the respective rights andobligations of the parties, and a declaratory judgment and order that HID does notinfringe, and has not infringed, the '429 Patent, directly, indirectly, literally, underthe doctrine of equivalents, or otherwise.
PRAYER FOR RELIEFWHEREFORE, HID prays for judgment against Isonas as follows:1. For a Declaratory Judgment that each and every claim of the '429
Patent is invalid;2 . For a Declaratory Judgment that HID does not infringe, and has notinfringed, in any manner any claim of the '429 Patent;3 . Preliminary and permanent relief enjoining Isonas and its officers,
directors, employees and agents from asserting that HID infringes the '429 Patent;4 . A determination that this case is exceptional under 35 U.S.C. 285,
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By:RonalP. OinesAttorneys for Plaintiff HID GLO BA LCORPORATION
5. For costs of suit; and6. For such o ther and further relief as the Court deem s just and proper.
RUTAN & TU CKER, LLPMICHAEL T. HORNAKRONALD P. OINESBRADLEY A . CHAPINTIMOTHY SPIVEY
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By: ; OnesAttorneys for Plaintiffs HID G LOB ALCORPORATION
DEMAND FOR JURY TRIALPursuant to Local Rule 38 -1 of the Local Rules of the U nited States District
Court for the Central District of California, HID hereby demands a jury trial.RUTAN & TU CKER, LLPMICHAEL T. HORNA KRONALD P. OINESBRADLEY A . CHAPINTIMOTHY SPIVY
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTCENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT TO UNITED STATES JUDGES
This case has been assigned to District Judge avid 0. Carter nd the assignedMagistrate Judge is rthur Nakazato
The case number on all documents filed with the Court should read as follows:
SACV14-00052 DOC ANx)
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ichael T. Hornak SBN 81936/ Ronald P. Oines SBN 145016. Chapin SBN 232885/ Timothy Spivey SBN 269084
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