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Robert A. Van Nest spent weeks during his defense of Google Inc. against Oracle Corp.'s copyright claims hauling out an old filing cabinet to explain why his client was not liable for infringement.
The San Francisco-based name partner at litigation boutique Keker & Van Nest LLP was trying to explain Java application programming interface packages, known as APIs, and why Google should not be ...
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