Intellectual Property
May 15, 2012
Judge will allow Oracle to present damages case
Attorneys for Oracle Corp. told a federal judge Friday they would not accept statutory damages of $150,000 or less for copyright infringement of elements of the Java programming language and instead will still seek a higher award.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys for Oracle Corp. told a federal judge Friday they would not accept statutory damages of $150,000 or less for copyright infringement of elements of the Java programming language and instead will still seek a higher award based on Google Inc.'s profits.
U.S. District Judge William Alsup said he would allow Oracle to put on a damages case, but warned that the Redwood Shore...
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