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Google Says Willing To Pay Oracle $2.8 Million In Damages Over Java Case
(ORCL) about $2.8 million in damages if Oracle succeeds in proving its allegations of patent infringement at a coming trial over Java programming language, Reuters reported Wednesday on its website, citing a court filing. According to the court
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:29P
Donna Air in court over alleged parking permit fraud
The former Byker Grove star is on trial at Isleworth Crown Court. Miss Air already had a parking permit in Westminster when she applied for another permit for her cream Mini Cooper in Kensington and Chelsea, the court heard. Drivers are not allowed to
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:25P
Google Proposes Android Revenue for Oracle: Filing
Google is willing to pay Oracle a percentage of Android revenue on two patents if Oracle succeeds in proving patent infringement at an upcoming trial over the Java programming language, according to a court filing. Oracle said, however, that the
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:21P
Google Proposes Android Revenue for Oracle: Filing
Google is willing to pay Oracle a percentage of Android revenue on two patents if Oracle succeeds in proving patent infringement at an upcoming trial over the Java programming language, according to a court filing. Oracle said, however, that the
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:21P
Sentencing Discretion of Federal Judges Upheld
Setser argued that the federal court did not have the power to impose a federal sentence consecutively to an undischarged state sentence, but the claims fell on deaf ears with the trial court and 5th Circuit. A six-justice majority of the Supreme Court
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:19P
Gucci Accuses Guess of Massive Design 'Knock Off' Scheme
Defendants also include Marc Fisher Footwear, the Max Leather Group and Swank Inc. The trial is expected to last at least two weeks. The case is Gucci America v. Guess Inc., 09-4373, US District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:18P
Delaware court addresses CEO's indemnification claim
The Delaware Chancery Court recently issued a decision that explicated the standards under Delaware law for mandatory and permissive indemnification of an officer or director. The case involved a claim by a former CEO of KV Pharmaceutical Company for
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:15P
Anoka train fatalities: BNSF must pay $21M, Minnesota Supreme Court says
By Brady Gervais The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld a 21.6 million verdict awarded to the families of four young people killed when their vehicle collided with a train in Anoka almost nine years ago. The high court denied the Burlington Northern
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:13P
Brothers facing trial over Motor World robbery
THREE men – two of them brothers – are facing trial after a robbery at a Ripon shop. Daniel James Bettles-Hall, 24, of Aismunderby Road, Ripon, appeared before Harrogate magistrates on Tuesday accused jointly with two other men of robbing Alex Wood at
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:13P
Top general's court battle for honour divides Turks
"The Turkish army has never been defeated," one fellow officer told General Basbug in court at the start of his trial this week in the Silivri high-security prison where the former commander has been jailed since January. "Of course!
Updated: 03/28/2012 12:09P
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