Antitrust & Trade Reg.,
Technology
Jul. 23, 2024
Huawei says Netgear trying to turn contract dispute into racketeering
Attorneys for Huawei Technologies say claims the conglomerate "intends to 'dominate the world' and 'illegally dominate the markets globally'" do not match reality.
Susman Godfrey LLP attorneys defending Chinese-based Huawei Technologies from alleged racketeering and antitrust violations argued in a motion to dismiss the case that Netgear Inc.'s claims were manufactured and merely a tactic to gain an advantage in Huawei's ongoing royalty payment discussions with the United States over its patented Wi-Fi technologies.
In a reply brief supporting its dismissal motion Friday, the technology conglomerate's counsel argued Netgear's...
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