Lawyers for Microsoft salvaged a key witness during the last two days of defense testimony, only to have the trial judge launch into a peroration late Tuesday that seemed to bode very ill for the software giant. Before the fall, the resurrection of Richard L. Schmalensee, an economic expert for the company, had bordered on the miraculous.
June 23, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
WASHINGTON – Lawyers for Microsoft salvaged a key witness during thelast two days of defense testimony, only to have the trial judge launchinto a peroration late Tuesday that seemed to bode very ill for thesoftware giant.
Before the fall, the resurrection had bordered on the miraculous.Could it be the same witness who had apologized to the courtfor mumbling last January?
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