SAN FRANCISCO Federal prosecutors are trying to save a piece of a prized economic espionage case from getting flushed down the toilet over a technicality.
A rarely litigated rule over service of indictment specifically how to serve a foreign entity is at the heart of a defense bid to get four Chinese corporations, called the Pangang Group, out from under charges of conspiracy to steal trade secrets from American chemical company DuPont.
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