Law360, New York (February 13, 2012, 8:49 PM ET) -- Google Inc. on Monday lost its bid to disqualify Pepper Hamilton LLP from representing Digitude Inc. in patent litigation mostly targeting products that use the Android platform, with a U.S. International Trade Commission judge finding the firm’s work for Google did not present a conflict.
Administrative Law Judge Robert K. Rogers Jr. agreed to let Google, which is not a party to the suit, intervene in the case for the purpose of addressing the representation question, but he found Google hadn’t shown that it owns Android,...
Google Loses Bid To Disqualify Pepper In Digitude IP Row
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