Since the deal in the SCO case was for a one-time fee
covering all appeals, it
seems like that case is not over for his law firm
unless
appeals are dropped.
Boies Schiller is no
longer representing TSG Group against Novell, because the
Novell litigation is
over, as acknowledged
by The TSG
Group themselves:
The Project Monterey
Claim and the Tortious Interference
Claims are unaffected by the final judgment
entered in SCO
v. Novell, Civil No. 2:04CV139 (the "Novell Litigation"),
which
the Tenth Circuit has now affirmed. This Court need
not await the resolution of
that litigation, because it has
ended.
(emphasis
added by me)
Further, even if (insanely) The TSG Group had wished
to
carry this on to apply for certiorari to the Supreme
Court, per U.
S.C. §
2101(c), they only had 90 days from entry
of final judgment in the Tenth
Circuit in which to do so, and
that time has passed. So I think we can safely
say that the
case of SCO v Novell has finally had a stake driven through
its
heart.
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