Google’s lawyers fending off Oracle’s Java-related patent infringement claims found themselves in Judge William Alsup’s crosshairs on Tuesday.
Alsup took after Google’s team, led by Keker & Van Nest, for breaking its own agreed-upon rules aimed at streamlining patent-marking issues at trial. Alsup even threatened to take away one of Google’s key defenses — the argument that Oracle didn’t mark, or provide notification of, some of the patents in the suit, a position aimed at limiting exposure for past damages.
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