Tech Companies Swimming In Lawsuits
conq writes "A new survey shows that the tech industry places third after healthcare and energy companies in the number of lawsuits it deals with. It states that an average tech company faces 42 lawsuits currently, more than the insurance industry!" From the article: "An average U.S. technology company currently faces 42 lawsuits vs. 37 lawsuit for an average company. The tech industry places third, after healthcare and energy companies, in the number of lawsuits it deals with ... Needless to say, that's quite expensive. Nearly a third of these companies spend more than 2% of their gross revenue on legal expenses, according to one of the largest surveys of corporate counsel in America."
NOW! we know the question!
My favorite tech company lawsuit being the CEO of Savvis, from which I was laid off from. This news made my Friday. Jerk.
How many lawsuits does a tech company face?
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I hate to reply to my own post, but look what the top poll choice is on the Slashpoll.
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more software patents. That will solve almost all legal woes with clear cut lines of IP ownership.
She sued a tech firm after she spilled GTA "Hot Coffee" in her laptop.
How many of these lawsuits involve "Intellectual Property" (copyright / RIAA subpoenas / patents),spamming or spyware?
Just curious.
42!
When a number say it all. Lawsuits are the final answer!
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This is one area where SCO is waaayy ahead of the average... pffft only 42 lawsuits...
More like sinking in lawsuits, maybe. When innovation is replaced with litigation, What other eventual outcome is to be expected?