While it’s never easy to overturn a jury verdict, Oracle Corp. will have three things going for it in its expected appeal of Thursday’s fair-use decision to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
One is a likely sympathetic Federal Circuit panel—the court stated two years ago that Oracle’s case against fair use was “not without force” when sending it back for retrial.
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