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Oracle to Court: Let’s Try SAP Again

All Things D: One of the longest, most vicious tech industry lawsuits ever is about to repeat itself. Oracle has opted for a re-trial of its case against former SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow. Oracle originally won a $1.3 billion judgment in the case, but a judge knocked the award down to $272 million because she said […]

Feb 7, 2012
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All Things D: One of the longest, most vicious tech industry lawsuits ever is about to repeat itself. Oracle has opted for a re-trial of its case against former SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow. Oracle originally won a $1.3 billion judgment in the case, but a judge knocked the award down to $272 million because she said the original amount was “grossly excessive.” Rather than accept that reduced judgment, Oracle has filed papers to re-try the entire case.

Oracle accused TomorrowNow of stealing some of its  source code and making copies of the software without paying licensing fees.

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