Cybersquatting


Lilly, Apple, Liberty Media, Facebook: Intellectual Property

Eli Lilly & Co. won a court ruling that blocks plans by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. to sell a generic version of the Evista osteoporosis treatment before March 2014.


Former Infinium Labs founder dealing with more legal issues

Filed under: Biz , Downloads The man who was once the founder and head of the infamous Infinium Labs is dealing with more legal issues over a new company he helped to found a couple of years ago. Gamasutra reports that Tim Roberts has filed a lawsuit against the majority shareholder of the PC game download site GameStreamer . The story reports that Robert founded GameStreamer in 2008 after ...


GameStreamer Execs File Lawsuits Over Trade Secrets, Religious Discrimination

After being sued in May this year on multiple counts, Tim Roberts and Terrance Taylor, former CEO and CFO of digital distribution provider GameStreamer, have filed a countersuit against the company's current board chairman and majority stakeholder, Ronald Westman. Roberts and Taylor, who resigned from the company in May 2010, claim Westman used predatory loans to gain his majority share ...


Mafia Wars trademark battle heats up with revealing Zynga letter made public

Digital Chocolate is suing Zynga over its use of the name "Mafia Wars," an alleged trademark infringement -- this much we know . Last night, however, Joystiq acquired the full, 157-page complaint. The crux of the suit is Digital Chocolate's common law trademark claim to the name "Mafia Wars," though the company never formally registered the name (as Zynga did last summer ). In registering the ...


Nominet chief tells domainers to grow up

You've all been very naughty boys The chief executive of .uk domain manager Nominet has called for the "domaining" community to "grow up" and start looking more respectable.… Free On-Demand Webcast - Virtualizing the Hard Stuff


Facebook Sues Teachbook Over Use of 'Book'

Facebook is going after a social-networking site for teachers, dubbed Teachbook, for attaching the word "book" to its name.


La Crosse sues former IT director to get back domain names

MADISON The city of La Crosse wants to recover nine websitedomain names wrongfully registered to former Information SystemsDirector David Montealegre, according to lawsuit filed Wednesday infederal court.


The Window of Opportunity for ccTLDs

The announcement that .co has already achieved over 450,000 new registrations since the opening up of the second level a month ago demonstrates that there is strong demand in the global domain name marketplace for quality new domain spaces.


Cybersquatting Former Client Vexes Pair Of L.A. Divorce Lawyers

Unhappy with his legal representation in a matrimonial action, a writer turned to the Internet to air his displeasure. Guess who's getting sued? read more


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