Super Vision Announces Intention to Appeal Legal Fee and Summary Judgment Rulings

Super Vision International, Inc. (NASDAQ:SUPVA)(Class A
Common), a world leader in solid-state LED and fiber optic lighting
systems and controls used in commercial, architectural, signage,
swimming pool and retail lighting applications, announced today that
the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts has
granted Color Kinetics Incorporated (CLRK) motion requesting the
reimbursement for attorneys costs and fees in exchange for waiving
willful infringement and any and all rights to damages related to its
patents in its infringement case against the company. This order and
Color Kinetics' estimated $1.4 million in legal costs and fees, which
still need to be documented to the court, will be appealed in
conjunction with the overall appeal of the infringement summary
judgment issued by the same court back in August, 2005.
   "We anticipated that the court might grant this motion and we have
made preparations accordingly," stated Mike Bauer, President/CEO of
Super Vision. "However, just as we stated back in August, we feel
strongly that there are numerous material facts and matters of law and
that when presented to the appellate level court, the summary judgment
and subsequent awarding of legal fees and costs will be overturned.
There is still a long way to go in the process and we believe that
Super Vision will ultimately prevail."

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