For lawyers on both sides of the infamous trade secrets case brought by Jasmine Networks against Marvell Semiconductor, which might actually reach a jury this week, plenty is at stake. The case has already featured nine years of trench warfare -- and Jasmine's key evidence, which will be laid out this week in opening statements, is as sexy as it was when the bankrupt company filed its suit in 2001: a damning voice mail accidentally left by Marvell's former general counsel.
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Lawyers Set to Press 'Play' in Jasmine/Marvell Voice Mail Case
The Recorder
September 27, 2010
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