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Hilton Head Island Development Company LLC et al v. DuBois et al
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9:13-cv-03510
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March 19, 2015
SC Resort Co., Law Firm Settle Trademark Fight
A Hilton Head, South Carolina, law firm agreed on Thursday not to buy search engine ads using trademarks of a local time-share company to siphon traffic to its website, ending a suit in South Carolina federal court, an attorney for the company said.
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February 24, 2015
Firm Urges Sanctions On SC Resorts' Attys In Trademark Row
South Carolina law firm Naert & DuBois LLC asked a federal judge Monday to sanction the attorneys for the operators of four Hilton Head time-share resorts that sued the firm for allegedly using the resorts' registered trademarks in search engine advertising to drive traffic to the firm's website.
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October 27, 2014
SC Resorts' Attys Survive DQ Bid In IP Suit Against Firm
A South Carolina federal judge on Friday refused to disqualify attorneys for the operators of four Hilton Head time-share resorts in a trademark suit against law firm Naert & DuBois LLC, saying the resort attorneys' work defending the companies against suits brought by the firm over alleged fraud in their time-share sales practices didn't compel the move.
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December 18, 2013
SC Resorts Sue Law Firm For Using IP To Steal Web Traffic
The operators of four Hilton Head time-share resorts filed suit in South Carolina federal court Tuesday, accusing law firm Naert & DuBois LLC of using their registered trademarks in search engine management campaigns through sites like Google.com and Bing.com to generate hits on its own website.