Oracle scored a win in its case against Rimini Street, after a judge in the U.S. District Court in Las Vegas said the software support services company had infringed on the tech giant’s copyrights. “As the Court’s ruling explains, Rimini Street has used illegal and unlicensed copies of PeopleSoft software as the basis of its business. We look forward to holding Rimini Street and Seth Ravin accountable at trial for the damages caused by their misconduct,” said Oracle attorney David Boies. A second motion by Oracle for summary judgment related to software and other issues remains pending.
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