In this half, Keker & Van Nest's Susan Harriman is fending off millions of dollars in royalties.
July 09, 2013 at 05:12 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — After failing to sack video game programmer Robin Antonick with a statute-of-limitations defense, Electronic Arts Inc. is fighting back against claims the company used his work in its popular "Madden NFL" game series.
Antonick, a former college football player who designed the first edition of "John Madden Football," contends the Redwood City-based company stole aspects of his game for subsequent releases and owes him at least $17 million in royalties.
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