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Judge Gives Apple and Motorola One More Stab At One Another

Jun 14, 2012, 4:15 PM by Eric M. Zeman

U.S. District Court Judge Richard Posner in Chicago this week backed away from dismissing entirely a trial set to occur between Apple and Motorola. The judge decided to give both companies one more chance to argue for injunctions against each other. Last week, Posner tossed the trial, saying neither could prove damages. He has scheduled an injunction hearing for June 20. Posner will make a final decision after hearing the arguments. The change in tactics protects the judge from a legal standpoint if the case is appealed.

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Tofuchong

Jun 14, 2012, 7:08 PM

Judge Gives Apple and Motorola One More Stab

The Meeting went as follows:

*Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab Stab*

Sadly, both parties were killed. By each other.

Is it just me, or does locking two angry dogs in a room for a SECOND time just seem foolish?

JBlaze74

I wouldn't call it foolish. I'd call it good entertainment. This needs to be televised, lol.

gloopey1

Jun 14, 2012, 9:12 PM

Apple would call in their best attorneys but...

...they couldn't get a decent signal on their iPhones inside the courthouse.

Hey Moto dudes, can we borrow your Droid to make a really important call? 🤣

T Bone

I despise the iPhone, and the company that manufactures it....but based on what I have seen and heard, the 4S actually gets good reception....the number of dropped calls I have experienced while talking to someone on an iPhone has dropped almost 90% s...
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