We represented Micron Technology in its long running battle against Rambus in a patent case arising out of Dynamic Random Access Memory ("DRAM") technology.  The U.S. District Court of Delaware trifurcated the trial into three phases -- the "unclean hands" phase, the "patent" phase and the "conduct" phase.  In the unclean hands phase, the Court, following a five-day bench trial, issued a written opinion finding that Rambus spoliated evidence and declared the patents in the suit unenforceable.  The impact of this decision on the industry is likely to be in the billions of dollars.