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Orrick Wins Reversal of $2B Verdict in Trade Secrets Case in Virginia Appeals Court

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A $2 billion trade secrets verdict against Massachusetts-based software company Pegasystems was overturned Tuesday by a Virginia appellate court, which said errors at the jury trial merited returning the case for a new hearing.

The decision by the Court of Appeals of Virginia reverses what had been the largest damages verdict in the state’s history, the court said.

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