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.
September 27, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
For lawyers on both sides of the infamous trade secrets case brought by Jasmine Networks Inc. against Marvell Semiconductor Inc., which might actually reach a jury this week, plenty is at stake.
The case has already featured nine years of trench warfare, including two trips to California’s 6th District Court of Appeal, one over an eleventh-hour dismissal that was later reversed.
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