In a ten-page opinion issued Tuesday afternoon, Judge Cote denied Bob Kohn's motion to intervene with respect to the ebook lawsuit settlement, concluding that he has no standing and saying that his public comments and the granting of his amicus motion should suffice. According to Judge Cote, Kohn failed to…
Judge Cote Denies Kohn's Motion to Intervene--Which He Appeals
by Sarah Weinman on October 2, 2012 in DOJ, Legal
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