Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property
Mar. 14, 2019
Qualcomm v Apple trial ends as dispute over star witness endures
Apple Inc.’s counsel refused one more time to apologize for accusing Qualcomm Inc.’s counsel of witness tampering by the end of closing arguments in a patent infringement case on Wednesday.
SAN DIEGO -- Apple Inc.'s counsel refused one more time to apologize for accusing Qualcomm Inc.'s counsel of witness tampering by the end of closing arguments in a patent infringement case on Wednesday.
Apple's lead counsel, Juanita Brooks of Fish & Richardson, floated the idea last week that since Mathew Warren of Warren Lex LLP had previously been a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, he may have colluded wi...
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