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Indiana Trademark Litigation Update – The Mainstreet Collection Inc. v. The Main Street Collection LLC

18 Friday May 2012

Posted by Kenan Farrell in Indiana, Litigation, Southern District of Indiana, Trademark

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Cybersquatting, Litigation Update, Mark J. Dinsmore, Sarah Evans Barker, Trademark Infringement

The Mainstreet Collection Inc. v. The Main Street Collection LLC et al

Court Case Number:    1:12-cv-00672-SEB-MJD
File Date:    Thursday, May 17, 2012
Plaintiff:     The Mainstreet Collection Inc.
Plaintiff Counsel:     Anthony J. Biller, Emily M. Haas of Coats & Bennett
Thomas W. Blessing of Frazier & Associates
Defendant:     The Main Street Collection LLC, Melissa Card
Cause:    Trademark Infringement, Cybersquatting
Court:    Southern District of Indiana
Judge:     Judge Sarah Evans Barker
Referred To: Magistrate Judge Mark J. Dinsmore

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Stories from the Week that Was – 4/29/12-5/5/12

06 Sunday May 2012

Posted by Kenan Farrell in Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Social Media, Stories from the Week that Was

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BitTorrent, CISPA, SNOPA, Twitter

Stories from the Week that Was – 4/29/12-5/5/12

Social Networking Online Protection Act (SNOPA) Introduced To Protect Users From Having To Divulge Personal Info

Why Is a Patent Troll in Luxembourg Suing U.S. Public Transit Agencies?

CISPA: Next Steps

U.S. Copyright Office Seeks to Raise Rates

Judge: An IP-Address Doesn’t Identify a Person (or BitTorrent Pirate)

Feds held seized website Dajaz1.com for a year without proof of copyright infringement

“My words and my ideas are my property, and I’ll keep and protect them as surely as I do my stable of unicorns.” ― Jarod Kintz, This Book is Not for Sale

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stories from the Week that Was – 4/22/12-4/28/12

29 Sunday Apr 2012

Posted by Kenan Farrell in Intellectual Property, Litigation, Patent, Social Media, Stories from the Week that Was

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CISPA, Facebook, SNOPA, Twitter

Stories from the Week that Was – 4/22/12-4/28/12

US says intellectual property supports 40 million jobs

How CISPA will affect us [infographic]

Facebook Signs $550M Patent Deal

Judge Adds #Hashtags To Twitter Ruling

House passes CISPA with a vote of 248 to 168

Social Networking Online Protection Act (#SNOPA) Introduced To Protect Users From Having To Divulge Personal Info

Will ’emoticon defense’ disprove cyberbullying?

Why Is a Patent Troll in Luxembourg Suing U.S. Public Transit Agencies?

CISPA: Next Steps

“If you value liberty, privacy and the Constitution, then you will vote no on CISPA.” – Congressman Hank Johnson (D-Ga)

 

 

 

Why Is a Patent Troll in Luxembourg Suing U.S. Public Transit Agencies?

29 Sunday Apr 2012

Posted by Kenan Farrell in Indiana, Litigation, Northern District of Indiana, Patent

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An intriguing story of patent litigation and “patent trolls” featuring a Lafayette law firm, Dowell Baker.

“Dowell Baker, a law firm specializing in patent litigation in Lafayette, Indiana, finds companies to target in a couple different ways. The firm’s client, ArrivalStar, holds 34 U.S. patents, all related to the idea of tracking a vehicle in motion and then alerting people, through some communications device, of when it may arrive or whether it’s running late. As you might imagine, many entities – airlines, school buses, freight-tracking services, package-delivery companies – do something quite similar to this. And Dowell Baker believes they’re all infringing on these patents.”

For the full story, follow the link below:

Why Is a Patent Troll in Luxembourg Suing U.S. Public Transit Agencies? – Technology – The Atlantic Cities.

Stories from the Week that Was – 4/15/12-4/21/12

21 Saturday Apr 2012

Posted by Kenan Farrell in Indiana, Litigation, Social Media, Stories from the Week that Was

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CISPA, Mitch Daniels

Stories from the Week that Was – 4/15/12-4/21/12

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels signs police-entry bill into law

Internet Groups Launch Anti-CISPA Protest

Survey: Social Media Evidence Soaring in Court Case

“Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.” – Ayn Rand

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