The District Court for the District of Arizona granted defendant Logitech’s motion to stay on Friday.  Turner Boyd coordinated with reexamination counsel at Kilpatrick Townsend to minimize duplication of effort between the reexamination team and the litigation team, and maximize efficiency for Logitech.  As Judge Roslyn O. Silver noted in her order granting the motion to stay, “[t]he case is still in its early stages, with discovery only recently having begun. Defendants did not move for a stay at an unduly late stage of the proceedings. A stay could potentially avoid an enormous duplication of effort and judicial resources. In these circumstances, a stay is appropriate.”