Trademark infringement

Offbeat (25 Mar, 2007)
Google's List of Class-Action Lawsuits

A list of lawsuits with different charges, where Google participated either as a defendant (in most of the cases) or as a plaintiff. It seems like when people are in financial trouble, they try to sue Google. ...
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//8 Oct 18, 2009 06:58 AM | posted by: folders

I'm looking for any class action lawsuits involving the non sufficient fun (NSF) charges by banks. Anyone know of any suits going on.

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//7 Jul 01, 2009 11:25 PM | posted by: smikey

Any thought's on the "Vince" change Google mad to favor large corporate brands in their search results. This is a conflict of interest of I ever saw one

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//6 Jun 08, 2009 10:49 AM | posted by: Coastredwoods

You probably can't sue Google over an employee placing the location over something run down. Google provides the application but can't control what the millions of people around the world are doing. Perhaps you can have it removed.

As for the history of class actions - they started back in England in the seventeenth century with something called a "bill of peace." This allowed an action to be brought when the parties to litigation were large and all had the same gripe. This prevented the same case from basically being tried over and over again with a huge waste of the courts time.

Offbeat (09 Oct, 2008)
New Yorker Sued Over Viva Viagra Rocket

Pfizer Inc., the company that produces Viagra, sued a New York man for trademark infringement after he pulled a fake missile, featuring the words Viva Viagra on its sides, around Manhattan. ...
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//1 Oct 10, 2008 07:26 AM | posted by: Maxriter [InfoWILD]

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Current Events (25 May, 2009)
Cartier Sues Apple for Applications Involving Company's Wristwatches

Cartier filed a lawsuit against Apple for trademark infringement after it discovered that several iPhone applications involving fake Cartier watches were available through App Store. ...
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