Wednesday, 14 November 2012

UK Courts still not happy with Apple's statement, orders them to pay Samsung's legal fees

UK Courts still not happy with Apple, orders them to pay Samsung's legal fees

Apple's last statement that they were mandated to post in regards to the Samsung vs. Apple patent verdicts was not enough to appease the UK courts. According to the London court, Apple's newly revised statement was still misleading.

Ordered to post a two-paragraph corrective on its website and in the British press, Apple not only dragged its heels, but it broke up the required paragraphs and interspersed language of its own devising -- including a bit about a judge ruling that the Samsung Galaxy Tab was "not as cool" as the iPad -- language that was, according to Samsung, false and misleading.

The London Court agrees with Samsung and feels that Apple has, again, twisted its words and the original order. This time the courts have ordered Apple to pay all of Samsung's legal fees from day one of the trial. This includes everything from phone calls to parking fees. Ouch.

Fortune has more quotes and excerpts from both Apple and the court via the link below below as well as the complete text of the Apple issued statement that was rejected by the courts.

Source: Fortune



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1 comment:

  1. Latest Apple vs SAMSUNG Update:
    Apple has been ordered by the Court of Appeal of England to pay all of Samsung’s legal fees on an “indemnity basis” as punishment for publishing a statement that has been described as untrue and incorrect with regards to Samsung not copying the iPad's design.

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    Leo Working at Business Mobile Phones

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