Advanced Micro Devices Inc. threw a conniption last week in court documents over perceived discovery slights by Intel Corp. in a long-running antitrust suit. The company wants a special master to force Intel to prove it is complying with a remediation program. But Intel casts AMD's filings as mere chest thumping. Intel admitted in March to failing to preserve e-mails that were potentially relevant to the litigation. The company, represented by Howrey and Gibson Dunn, blamed the gaffe on "human errors."
September 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. threw a conniption last week in court documents over perceived discovery slights by Intel Corp. in a long-running antitrust suit. The company wants a special master to force Intel to prove it is complying with a remediation program.
But Intel casts AMD’s filings as mere chest thumping.
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