Judge insists Apple patent case be heard in Texas despite legal protests
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Apple claims that a judge has erred in keeping the case in Texas, and that there is `no rational basis` to keep the case in Texas. What you need to know Apple is being sued in Texas over patent infringement. As you can imagine, Apple thinks the case should be heard in Cupertino, where it is based. A judge has questioned why the case needs to be moved from Texas, even though Apple says none of its Texas employees worked on the patent in question. A Texas Judge has questioned why an Apple patent should be moved from Texas to California, despite Apple`s insistence none of its Texas employees have worked on the patent, and that `every identified potential witness is in California.` As Law360 notes: A Federal Circuit judge raised doubts Tuesday about the need to move Uniloc`s patent infringement suit against Apple to the tech giant`s home state of California after the iPhone maker argued that U.S. District Judge Alan Albright wrongly kept the case in West Texas. Via telephone...