Circuit Judge Courtland Geyer ordered the software firm to “re-designate all documents according to the terms of a protective order,” according to the Portland Business Journal.
Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said this has impeded the state’s case and hidden documents from the public and government officials that undermine Oracle’s claims that the health exchange actually worked.
… Oracle had a slightly different interpretation of the ruling. Ken Glueck, a senior vice president at Oracle, said the judge ruled that the corporation “designated everything appropriately.”
(READ MORE: Portland Business Journal)
