SCOTUS Reschedules Booking.com Argument, Postpones Google v. Oracle
The Supreme Court will hear oral argument via telephone conference May 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13 in some previously postponed cases, with justices and counsel participating remotely, it said Monday. It expects to provide a live audio feed…
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of arguments to news media. Numerous federal courts have opted for telephonic oral arguments or postponing cases in light of the pandemic (see 2003130039). The high court will hear PTO v. Booking.com (see 2002140016) in early or mid-May via teleconference, SCOTUS said. The court postponed oral argument for Google v. Oracle (see 2002200061) until the October term.