Zynga Game Networks was caught in a tech snafu when its lawyers filed redacted court papers that could easily be read in their original form.
September 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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It was supposed to be the day Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan and Paul Hastings helped client Zynga Game Networks take the offensive in a closely watched legal battle with rival Electronic Arts Inc.
The firms succeeded to an extent, but they also spent the day cleaning egg off their faces after tech-savvy journalists noted the firms did a lousy job of redacting confidential material.
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