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You state it as it is fact. That’s what the plaintiff claims, yes. But it doesn’t mean it’s true.
by noncoml 9y ago
You state it as it is fact. That’s what the plaintiff claims, yes. But it doesn’t mean it’s true.
- ComputerGuru 9y agoIf, as hinted in the article based off a judge in the case’s remarks, and Google’s defense is “we were under no obligation to compensate him” then it does seem that it is what went down.
- aneutron 9y agoThey have to deal with thousands of patent trolls. I'm assuming that they have to do this, otherwise they'd set a precedent, not strictly in the court room, that they have been subdued. IANAL, but I think that any firm of this size would be aggressive when you start throwing such statements.