Google's Supreme Court advocate and amici curiae on both sides analyzed the meta-reasoning in Google v. Oracle at a Berkeley Center for Law and Technology webinar.
April 23, 2021 at 05:54 PM
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This article is adapted from Scott Graham’s April 23 Skilled in the Art IP briefing.
The Berkeley Center for Law and Technology broke down the Supreme Court’s Google v. Oracle copyright decision in a rousing webinar Tuesday.
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