Hip-Hop Song “I Do What I Want” at Center of Copyright Controversy
Georgia-based Hip-Hop Artist Bozz Lay’dee sued for $150,000 for copyright infringement
Mortgage Company Alleges that Recruiting Firm Used Trade Secrets to Poach 100 Employees
Mortgage Company Alleges Recruiting Firm Misappropriated Proprietary Information and and Violated Trade Secrets When It Poached 100 Employees
TrailersPlus Challenges Cargo Company Over “Patriot” Mark
Two transportation companies face off over competing use of the registered mark “Patriot” for enclosed cargo trailers.
Lending Company Says Ex-Executive Used Trade Secrets to Benefit Competitor
Lawsuit from lending company Vero alleges former employee misappropriated proprietary, confidential information to seize certain vehicles at an Atlanta car dealership in violation of a non-competition restrictive covenant and a proprietary information and inventions agreement (PIIA).
Northern District to Hear Patent Infringement Case Involving Extraction Tongs Dispute
Two heavy equipment companies to spar over extraction tong patent infringement case in N.D. Ga.
Recently Appointed NDGA Judge Finds Electronic Payment Processing Patents Invalid Under Section 101
Judge Calvert grants motion to dismiss with prejudice on § 101 invalidity grounds, reducing a fin tech patent to mere computerized underwriting.
Hotel Industry Giant Takes Aim at Travel Agency with Similar Name
Hotel giant IHG sues travel agency operating under the same initials, seeking punitive and statutory damages for trademark infringement and an injunction.
Dietary Supplement Companies Square Off Over Competing Products, Alleged Patent Infringement
Karmagreen sues United Wholesale Distributor for patent infringement over the dietary supplements manufacturer’s patented process for producing pills.
Northern District Lawsuit Alleges Video Conferencing Technology Patent Infringement
Video technology patent sparks lawsuit targeting an Atlanta-based company offering video conferences solutions.
Tech Company Claims Telecom Provider Infringed on Multiple Patents
Hanger Solutions, LLC v. Mediacom Communications Corporation, Civil Action No. 4:22-cv-00152-CDL (M.D. Ga., Sept. 28, 2022) Hanger, a Fulton County-based company, has sued Mediacom alleging the infringement of five patents related to computer networking technology. The plaintiffs allege that Mediacom’s Xtream high speed internet access services utilize various […]
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