Counsel for Apple Inc. asked a magistrate judge Wednesday to impose sanctions against a computer chip startup and its counsel, accusing them of lying about complying with document preservation orders and deleting an archive file that contained Apple codes and other secrets.
The accused counsel argued there was no cause for sanctions and that Apple's attorneys were exaggerating.
The deletions erased metadata that...
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