Microsoft seeks to avoid Supreme Court in anti-trust appeal

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Microsoft has claimed that its anti-trust case appeal should not be heard first by the US Supreme Court but by the lower Court of Appeal.

Microsoft has claimed that its anti-trust case appeal should not be heard first by the US Supreme Court but by the lower Court of Appeal. Microsoft filed a brief with the Supreme Court to that ef...

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