Sentences with phrase «opposition brief»
An "opposition brief" is a document that presents arguments against a particular position or proposal. It provides reasons and evidence to counter or refute the claims made by someone else. Full definition
Google formally opposes the motion, but I found nothing of interest in Google's opposition brief other than Google offering the prediction that Oracle's damages claim in next year's retrial would be substantially greater than the billion - dollar claim from 2012.
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In the meantime I had published and commented on Dr. Kearl's filing, which was a de facto opposition brief.
«This is not a case where an established copyright holder seeks to enjoin the production and sale of knockoffs,» Dontzin wrote in an opposition brief.
And as the appeal progresses, with YouTube's opposition brief and, no doubt, a bunch of amicus briefs rolling in, the debate will continue to take shape.
Apple's lawyers from Wilmer Hale and Morrison & Foerster actually filed their opposition brief about two weeks ahead of a February 16 extended deadline, which is consistent with Apple's position at the end of its opposition brief that Samsung's petition should not «prolong» the #appsung dispute that began almost five years ago (this post continues below the document):
Apple's opposition brief has just added to my belief that at least the damages part of Samsung's petition is really very strong.
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The government has no interest in records relating to the 1.3 million IP addresses that are mentioned in DreamHost's numerous press releases and Opposition brief.