Google has been involved in quite a bit of patent litigation lately, and Android has been a big target in particular.
It seems a nasty bit of litigation will be avoided by MasterCard and Visa, but at what cost is yet to be seen.
That was a very enjoyable bit of litigation simply because we were examining some very unusual facts.
Mr. John W. Davis (of Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Gardiner, Reed & Co., was in court representing a client in a more than usually tedious bit of litigation. The testimony of one account took the entire day. Mr. Davis whiled away the time by composing a sonnet about ennui.
By Philip W. Wrenn and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 2, 1940 P. 9 Mr. John W. Davis (of Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Gardiner, Reed & Co., was in court representing a client in a more than usually tedious bit of litigation. The testimony of one account took the entire day. Mr. Davis whiled away the time by composing a sonnet about ennui.
The New Yorker, March 2, 1940 P. 9 Mr. John W. Davis (of Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Gardiner, Reed & Co., was in court representing a client in a more than usually tedious bit of litigation. The testimony of one account took the entire day. Mr. Davis whiled away the time by composing a sonnet about ennui.
It means years of investigation and litigation for JPMorgan to home — and a bit of a rabbit hunt for American regulators if they venture abroad in pursuit of the traders.
As the current stake for a bit of the legal action is only £20, the attraction of further litigation is obvious.
The encounter took on added significance after veteran Mickelson's "litigation" jibe earlier in the week, although McIlroy downplayed it as a bit of fun.
