2011

Plaintiff, Norman Seabrook, is the president of the NYC Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association (“COBA”).  Defendant is running for the presidency of COBA and registered NORMANSEABROOK.COM, which resolves to a website supporting his candidacy.  Plaintiff alleges dilution, federal cybersquatting, NY right to privacy, NY deceptive practices and NY unlawful registration of a domain name (Business Law

Advanced Systems and Network Automation are head-to-head competitors for expensive ($1k to $10k) software packages. Advanced Systems owns the trademark ActiveBatch, which Network Automation purchased as a keyword on Google and Bing.

Its keyword ads:  ” . . . begin with phrases such as “Job Scheduler,” “Intuitive JobScheduler,” or “Batch Job Scheduling,” and end with

Motion for preliminary injunction. Plaintiff uses GO SMILE for teeth whitener systems, defendant uses GLO for the same. Products are or will be sold side-by-side in certain locations. Plaintiff provided no survey (Court didn’t use the words ‘negative inference’ but noted that plaintiff had had 16 days in which to do a survey). Defendant proffered

According to the complaint below, CARIBBEAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, promoted here, doesn’t exist (see para 21 of comlpaint).

Plaintiff, American Global University School of Medicine, alleges that defendant, former employee of Plaintiff,  stole passwords and codes, and set up fictitious websites, accepting admission application fees to a fictitious medical school (estimated $500k para 33).   Also,

Reno Aces baseball teams allege that logo designer sold similar image to Nevada Aces base ball team (depiction of Nevada Aces logo in complaint).

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