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Intellectual Property Law
: GroklawSCO's Motion to Allow Testimony
By Pamela Jones et al.
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Yesterday, there was a sidebar discussion about allowing in material regarding why customers chose not to sign up for SCOsource. The judge found a case that he thought was definitive, so it was not allowed in. Today, SCO has filed a motion to allow the testimony that the judge ruled inadmissible, and there is also a letter from Brent Hatch, with the testimony SCO wishes to show the jury attached.Full post as published by Groklaw on March 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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