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Fortescue IP theft case readies for battle

Judge orders the parties to get their cases prepared for Feb 2025

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The intellectual property theft legal battle between energy and mining giant Fortescue and two of its former staff has been postponed until February. In a hearing this morning in Sydney's federal...

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