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Novell Files Bill of Costs (once again) in SCO v. Novell

By Pamela Jones et al.

Novell has filed a Bill of Costs in SCO v. Novell for $315,501.19. That reflects, according to footnote 1 of the Memorandum in Support, the "previously allowed costs of $99,639.09, in addition to the $215,862.10 in costs sought in this memorandum." That's just *costs*, not attorneys' fees, so it's things like experts fee, court reporter fees, and fees for transcripts.

In this case, I see also a listing for "Mock Trial DVDs" on page 7. I sure would like to have those DVDs myself. Drool. I'll look into it. Since the company sells them, I'm sure I won't be able to make them available for free, but at least I can tell you about them. And I mention it because some of you may wish to get your own copies.

Here's SCO's bottom line so far: The more SCO litigates, the worse it gets for SCO's bottom line. On paper. They never paid the earlier award, I gather, so it's a loss on paper. They are the Make-Me company.

Full post as published by Groklaw on June 24, 2010 (boomark / email).