The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals declined to hear Microsoft’s appeal in the ‘Vista Capable’ class action suit, and it’s moving forward to U.S. District Court. [Seattle Times] (Thanks to T.J.!)
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By cwalters April 22, 2008
Tagged With: lawsuits, microsoft, class action, software, appeals, vista capable
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