Intellectual Property
Aug. 4, 2011
IP suit against China to proceed in US
A family-owned software developer got a boost in its intellectual property case against the People's Republic of China and multiple international software companies Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A family-owned software developer got a boost in its $2.2 billion intellectual property case against the Chinese government and multiple international software companies and computer manufacturers when a federal judge denied several of the defendants' motions to dismiss the case Tuesday.
The ruling allows the intellectual property lawsuit to proceed in U.S. courts.
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