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04/11/2008, 2:15pm, EDT

Friday, April 11th

Apple hires former HP attorney

Apple recently announced it has filled a position it has been lacking for years, as newly appointed general counsel Daniel Cooperman hired Charles Charnas, HP's lawyer of 18 years. According to AppleInsider, Charnas oversaw both the $4.5 billion acquisition of Mercury Interactive, as well as the purchase of Compaq for $25 billion. The hiring comes eight years after former attorney Michael Wyatt left Apple in 2000.

Charnas is allegedly a proud owner of an iPhone.


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Other story tags: HP, legal, Charles Charnas

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Mergers and acquisitions?
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04/11, 2:52pm, EDT
The interesting thing is that he was, apparently, HP's M&A guy.

S'ppose Apple's goin' huntin'?
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04/11, 4:21pm, EDT
They may need his inside scoop to compete with the new HP Mini-Note....
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