HP Can’t Use Covid-19 To Delay Disk Drive Row, 5th Circ. Told

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HP Can’t Use COVID-19 To Delay Disk Drive Row, 5th Circ. Told
Hewlett-Packard shouldn’t get an extra month to work on arguments to uphold its $438.7 million win in a price-fixing case because it’s still trying to enforce the award in district court while the verdict is being appealed in the Fifth Circuit, the losing side told the appellate court. Quanta Storage told the court Monday that it would like to cut HP the one month break it was asking for because of disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but wouldn’t be able to because of HP’s push to enforce a verdict that would cripple the optical disk drive maker.

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