Toshiba has been granted a new trial in California in an ongoing dispute with Lexar Media over trade secrets for flash memory chips, the Japanese firm said Monday. The Santa Clara County Superior Court on Friday ordered a new trial after Toshiba filed a motion to reconsider the court's Oct. 14 ruling that had ordered Toshiba and its U.S. subsidiary to pay Lexar $465.4 million. In that ruling, the court upheld a March jury verdict that said Toshiba stole Lexar's trade secrets on flash memory chips.
December 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Toshiba has been granted a new trial in California in an ongoing legal dispute with Lexar Media Inc. over trade secrets for flash memory chips, the Japanese firm said Monday.
The Santa Clara County Superior Court on Friday ordered a new trial after Toshiba Corp. filed a motion to reconsider the court’s Oct. 14 ruling that had ordered Toshiba and its U.S. subsidiary to pay Lexar $465.4 million.
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