AppleApple, unburdened ... Patent bromance ends badly
May 23, 2014 at 05:58 PM
1 minute read
Its lawyer, Julie Dunne, says workers who don’t want to endure off-the-clock security lines can avoid them by leaving phones and all other belongings at home.
Hagens Berman
Client FlatWorld didn’t get far in asserting touch-screen patents against Apple, and Judge William Orrick III won’t let them start fresh in similar suits.
Randall Rader
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