Quarterhill Inc T.QTRH

Alternate Symbol(s): QTRHF | T.QTRH.DB

Technology Communication Equipment

Quarterhill Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in providing of tolling and enforcement solutions in the intelligent transportation system (ITS) industry. The Company is focused on the acquisition, management and growth of companies that provide integrated, tolling and mobility systems and solutions to the ITS industry as well as its adjacent markets. The Company’s solutions include congestion charging, performance management, insights & analytics, analytics, toll interoperability, mobility marketplace, maintenance, e-screening, tire anomaly detection, multi-modal data, intersection management, and others. Its tolling includes roadside technologies, commerce and mobility platforms, audit and enforcement, and tolling services. Its safety and enforcement comprise commercial vehicles, automated enforcement, freight mobility, smart transportation, and data solutions. The Company’s wholly owned subsidiary is International Road Dynamics Inc.

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Post by janspabon Oct 14, 2010 9:48am

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LG in Trouble imo

October 6, 2010

U.S. District Judge Ward issues Order directing that the scheduling of the trial of this case shall be dealt with at the Status Conference to be held on October 19.

Management Comment
As a result of the ongoing failure of LG to deliver source code and documents as required in discovery, and In view of the fact that the trial in the router and PC case is scheduled for January 4th 2011, WiLAN has presented to the Court the option of moving the commencement of the handset case trial to a later date as a possible course of action to be considered. At the October 19, 2010 Status Conference, U.S. District Judge Ward will determine the most efficient way to proceed with the various trials that may be required (see October 1st Status Conference Order). WiLAN is currently considering seeking sanctions against LG from the court in view of its ongoing discovery defaults.

Order