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craigslist, Inc. v. EveryMD.com LLC
Case Number:
3:16-cv-03421
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January 12, 2017
Latham Attorneys Escape Sanctions In Craigslist IP Row
Latham & Watkins attorneys representing Craigslist in an patent infringement suit on Thursday dodged EveryMD's push for sanctions when a California federal judge agreed with the popular classified listings website that there is not enough support to find the complaint is a "frivolous" tactical maneuver.
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October 26, 2016
Latham Attys, Craigslist Blast EveryMD Motion For Sanctions
A motion for sanctions against three Latham & Watkins LLP attorneys and Craigslist Inc. over a complaint seeking to invalidate a patent has no merits, Craigslist told a California federal judge on Tuesday, while patent holder EveryMD equated the suit to hasty bullying.
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October 11, 2016
Latham Attys' IP Filing Hasty, Merits Sanctions, EveryMD Says
A physician contact website accusing Craigslist Inc. of patent infringement hit three Latham & Watkins LLP attorneys with a motion for sanctions in California federal court on Tuesday, claiming the company's quick legal response is a "knock-out" punch to force litigation costs.
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June 20, 2016
Craigslist Says Ads Don't Infringe Medical Website's Patent
Craigslist slapped the operators of a medical website with a lawsuit in California federal court Friday, asking for a declaration that Craigslist didn't infringe on the medical website's patent through the operation of its online classified advertising forum.