Law360, New York (January 08, 2007, 12:00 AM ET) -- Motorola Inc. was ordered Monday to pay $17 million in costs and attorneys’ fees in a drawn-out trade secrets case in Florida state court, but bigger sanctions are looming after the judge found Motorola’s lawyers broke court rules, according to plaintiffs attorneys.
SPS Technologies Corp., the tiny start-up that filed the lawsuit, is seeking $100 million in sanctions after Motorola and its lawyers from Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP allegedly violated a court rule by sharing courtroom transcripts with expert witnesses before they testified.
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Motorola's Violations Could See $100M Hit: Attorneys
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