When the information you need to use against a competitor is within reach, it’s hard to resist. Samsung may have found the temptation too high with regards to Apple information.
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Did Samsung peek in on secret Apple info?
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Published October 4, 2013
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Samsung’s lawyers may have provided their clients access to highly confidential information such as Apple’s patent licensing agreements with Nokia, Ericsson, Sharp and Philips, according to a court document.
The disclosure raises questions whether Samsung and its outside counsel may have broken a “protective order” that is meant to prevent confidential information from falling into the hands of competitors.
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