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Authored by: MDT on Monday, May 07 2012 @ 06:04 PM EDT |
Oracle's getting a great return on investment for this trial, they don't need to
win to reap profits.
From this point forward, any sucker they approach for licensing fees is going to
have a very clear example of just how expensive it is to avoid even the most
spurious licensing request.
No matter how baseless Oracle's demand for licensing is going forward, they will
be able to point to this litigation and extort major $$$. Because even though
their demand is baseless, paying it is cheaper than going to court to defend
against it.
Until we start making trolls pay for both sides of the court cases, this type of
corporate extortion will only continue, and BSF will continue to exemplify the
type of ethics required to make it in the modern corporate litigation field.
Kind of makes me understand a friend of mine who refuses to let lawyers into his
house at all. He ran into a few BSF types early in his life.
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