Intel late this week motioned to dismiss a New York state antitrust lawsuit on grounds it was exceeding its bounds. The case, being heard in Delaware, supposedly didn't have the authority to get remedies for both state residents as well as 4,000 non-governmental organizations. It went on to contend that the Delaware three-year statute of limitations should apply and not New York's, ruling out any dispute earlier than November 2006 and thus cutting out many of the potential damages.
