A federal appeals court has backed a lower court finding that Novell Inc., not SCO Group Inc., owns the copyrights to early versions of the Unix computer operating system, capping an eight-year battle that once stoked the religious fervor of open-source advocates.
Represented by attorneys from Morrison & Foerster and Workman Nydegger, Novell persuaded the Tenth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Denver to uphold a federal jury verdict in Utah last year.
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