The order denies Oracle’s effort to protect top executives from the state’s fraud and racketeering claims.
The order denies Oracle’s effort to shield top executives from the state’s fraud and racketeering claims.
In August, Oracle petitioned the court to overturn a lower court ruling. Oracle accused Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum of overreaching in her lawsuit over the Cover Oregon website debacle, which named Oracle co-CEO Safra Catz and other top executives as well as the company itself. Oracle accused Oregon of making specious claims to turn a contract dispute into “an opportunity to extract over half a billion dollars from five out-of-state-employees personally.”
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