Andrew Sorkin for the The New York Times questions in his article whether the $9 billion sought by 100,000 complainants about the hiring practices in Silicon Valley was just right.
Yesterday, Samsung Electronics Co managed a small victory in its patent infringement trial after a judge declined Apple Inc's request to show evidence mostly from its previous case to prove its competitor had used some of its patents in dispute, Bloomberg said.
Apple Inc recently informed the US District Court in San Jose, California that it has requested the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington to review US District Judge Lucy Koh's rejection of the iPhone maker's sales injunction of Samsung smartphones, Bloomberg said.
Judge Lucy Koh of a California court ruled that agreeing with Apple Inc for an injunction of all Samsung Electronics Co products that has the infringed patents would be unfair not only to the latter but would provide unfair competition advantage to every petitioner who claims that its patents are being infringed, 9 To 5 Mac said in a blog post.
