Patent, Trademark, Copyright and Internet Law Issues with Attorney Brett J. Trout, P.C.
According to Ryan Paul of ars technica, Federal district judge Dale Kimball ruled Friday that Novell owns the Unix copyrights and that SCO owes Novell for royalties SCO received from Microsoft and Sun. If this ruling stands, it will be the death knell for SCO.
Now where are we on Linux?
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I am a patent attorney, but the ramblings to your left are not legal advice. Peculiarities of the law, the facts, the client and the lawyer (mostly), make every case unique. If you feel this blog speaks to you, you must seek professional help (heck, why not talk to a patent lawyer while you are at it).
If you see something you like, join in the conversation. The chance I might be wrong is merely theoretical at this point, but feel free to point out any monkeys you see waxing Bard-like in my posts. I am too old to admit a mistake, but I will enjoy the discussion. No information you send me or post is confidential. By posting or sending anything to me, you authorize me to use it for ANY purpose I desire, including, but not limited to, folding origami ballerinas for my Nutcracker diorama.
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