Intellectual Property
Aug. 22, 2014
Google adversary must pay for deleting emails in patent case
Google Inc. has won more than $123,000 in legal fees and costs after a patent holder, PersonalWeb Technologies LLC, was found liable for deleting hundreds of emails that were potentially relevant to its infringement case.
By Kevin Lee
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Google Inc. has won more than $123,000 in legal fees and costs after a patent holder, PersonalWeb Technologies LLC, was found liable for deleting hundreds of emails that were potentially relevant to its infringement case in San Jose federal court. Google was tipped off to the spoilation of evidence after being informed by a former PersonalWeb employee alleged that PersonalWeb might have destroyed discovery materials before trial. U.S. ...
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