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Groklaw covers legal news of interest to the free software and open source community, such as the SCO litigation regarding Linux. Additionally, the site offers attorneys technical advice. Any attorney can submit technical questions that they might need to understand to be able to handle a deposition, for example, of an expert.
Author: Pamela Jones, a journalist trained as a paralegal, is the founder and editor of Groklaw. While others contribute articles, wherever there is no author mentioned, it is "PJ" writing and reporting. Thousands of volunteers—predominantly software developers and system administrators with expertise in Linux, Unix and Windows—do group research on cases in the news.
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Recent Posts from Groklaw
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IP Innovation v Red Hat and Novell - 1 Year Later
It's been a while since we last looked in on the IP Innovation LLC v. Red Hat et al patent litigation. In fact, it's been exactly a year. The parties are deep in discovery, with…
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SCO Objects to Some Claims, Including Snow Christensen's
SCO has filed its First (Non-Substantive) Omnibus Objection to Claims [PDF], which I gather is where a company tries to shuck off any claims they think they can. And the omnibus hearing scheduled for October…
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NetApp-Sun Litigation News: USPTO Order on NetApp's '292 Patent
There's news from the NetApp-Sun patent litigation front, and I think you'll like it. Sun's general counsel, Mike Dillon, posts the news that the US Patent Office has now responded to all six of Sun's…
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Microsoft Subpoenas Canopy and Law Firm Hunting for Documents from Caldera v. MS to use in Novell v. MS (antitrust) - 3 updates
Guess what? It turns out that 158 boxes of documents from the Caldera v. Microsoft litigation still exist, and Microsoft is trying to get them. This drama is playing out in the Novell v. Microsoft…
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Stipulation to Lift Stay on IPO Class Action and SCO's MORs Filed
Several documents have been filed in the SCO bankruptcy, including the latest monthly operating reports. The courthouse PACER system has been down over the weekend, so those two a friend sent me from Epiq. There…
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Novell's Opposition to SCO's Motion for Final Judgment and Melaugh Declaration, as text
Here, as text, are Novell's Opposition to SCO's Motions for Voluntary Dismissal of Stayed Claims, Entry of Final Judgment, and Certification and Entry of Partial Final Judgment [PDF], as well as the Declaration of David…
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Novell files in Utah its opposition in SCO's motion for final judgment
Novell has filed its Opposition to SCO's Motions for Voluntary Dismissal of Stayed Claims, Entry of Final Judgment, and Certification and Entry of Partial Final Judgment [PDF]. There's also a declaration by David Melaugh, with…
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Apple Files Motion to Dismiss Psystar's Counterclaims, as text
Apple has filed a motion to dismiss [PDF] Psystar's counterclaims, which hardly surprises me. I have it as text for you. Apple has asked for a court date on November 6th at 8 AM in…
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The Microsoft-Stacked SC 34 Committee Makes a Move
Guess what the SC 34 committee, the ISO/IEC committee responsible for OOXML, is up to now? I call it a takeover attempt of ODF, according to my reading of the published notes of the most…
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The Purpose of the Fifth Amendment in the Bill of Rights
I'm thinking that we need a few fun classes on the Bill of Rights to the US Constitution. No. Really. If you'll try to pay attention, I'll try to make it enjoyable.