SAN FRANCISCO By the time Hewlett-Packard Co.’s $8.8 billion write down of Autonomy was announced late last month, a number of the in-house lawyers who worked on the ill-fated deal denounced by pundits as HP’s worst ever were already gone.
The share price tumbled with the news. And one claim in the resulting litigation is that HP is likely to go bankrupt within the next two years.
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