IP Innovation v Red Hat and Novell - 1 Year Later

Courtesy Linux Today  Mon, 10/13/2008 - 13:37

Groklaw: "It's been a while since we last looked in on the IP Innovation LLC v. Red Hat et al patent litigation.

In fact, it's been exactly a year. The parties are deep in discovery, with trial set for April 12, 2010[PDF].

That could change, of course. But that's the date set. IP Innovation thinks the trial will take 3 days while Red Hat and Novell estimate between 7 and 10.

It takes longer to defend yourself from a patent infringement accusation than to just throw one out there."

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