On July 13, 2010, Jeffrey Wright, the owner of Americas News Intel Publishing LLC, traveled to San Francisco at his own expense to attend a court-ordered mediation with Intel Corporation and their lawyers.
The fact of this mediation is public record, but everything about it is confidential, according to the law.
Mr. Wright cannot, therefore, discuss whether or not Intel Corporation offered him a settlement payment. And if they were to have done so, he could not reveal just how large it was.
But there was no settlement agreement reached, no deal, no backing down. The matter will be decided in the courts.
Intel Corporation has vowed that "there will be no shelter" for Americas News Intel Publishing LLC. It has threatened to sue not only the company, but Mr. Wright personally, for damages, legal fees, and all the other avaricious relief it can obtain.
This a risk that Mr. Wright is clearly ready to assume. We invite you to stand with us!
This Web site is intended to explain and update developments on the legal suit California-based technology firm Intel Corporation brought and later dismissed against Americas News Intel Publishing LLC, a newsletter company. ANIP successfully defended itself against Intel Corporation's civil complaint in the federal courts thanks to the stellar pro bono counsel listed in the right-hand column.
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HISTORY
The Mexico Watch Intelligence Service, formed in 1994, established a loyal following with its unorthodox reporting, insightful analysis, and independent viewpoints.
Unfortunately, during the 2008-2009 financial crisis, corporate subscription budgets dried up, a cash-flow shortage gripped Americas News Intelligence, and doors to credit slammed shut. In August 2009, publication of the Mexico Watch Intelligence Service was suspended. In November 2009, it was discontinued altogether. During this time period, the company had also to contend with a bruising legal battle with the massive California-based Intel Corporation.
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