“Law.com has the most eye-opening article about David Boies and
his firm. It is an older article, from February of 2003, which is
just after SCO retained the firm, and the article explains some of
the puzzling things we’ve noticed, like the abundance of typos in
their legal pleadings. When you retain Boies, Schiller, you are
expecting David Boies, that level of quality. According to the
article, that isn’t always what you get.“It also explains a bit about Robert Silver, who was added to
the SCO team on the IBM case on May 28, mentioned in the June
teleconference, and who has just been added to the SCO team on the
Novell case, according to Pacer. He is also listed as co-counsel on
the SCO Complaint against DaimlerChrysler. It looks like they hope
he is the cavalry…”
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