After three days of deliberating, the federal jury in Dallas was back, ready to answer a $6 billion question: Did Facebook Inc. steal virtual reality technology for the Oculus Rift from Skadden's client, videogame maker ZeniMax Media Inc.?
February 05, 2017 at 07:56 PM
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For a terrifying moment, P. Anthony Sammi felt it all slipping away.
After three days of deliberating, the federal jury in Dallas was back on Feb. 1, ready to answer a $6 billion question: Did Facebook Inc. steal virtual reality technology for the Oculus Rift from Sammi’s client, videogame maker ZeniMax Media Inc.?
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