Abigail Henderson spoke as she quickly pulled up the abbreviated version of the court case for Kenneth Osborne to see while she explained.
"This case started off the same way as yours, where one company accused another of infringing on their copyrighted code and demanded a substantial compensation."
"However, the accused company, like yours, claimed to never have known about the existence of the other's code and insisted that their software code was independently developed."
"And, just like me, the defendant's lawyer compared the documentation of both codes and discovered these slight differences."
"But most people didn't understand what the one percent difference meant, and simply ignored it as being within an allowable margin of error."
"This lawyer, however, had a unique qualification; before taking the bar and becoming a lawyer, he held a PhD in computer science and his hobby was coding."
