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Ventures Edge Legal PLLC v. GoDaddy.com LLC
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June 05, 2017
GoDaddy Urges Class Cert. Denial Over Microsoft Office Sales
Web hosting company GoDaddy.com has urged an Arizona federal judge to deny a business legal services provider’s motion for class certification in litigation accusing GoDaddy of selling Microsoft Office products lacking certain features, arguing that the claims raised are more suited to an individual action.
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April 21, 2017
Cert. Sought In Fight Over GoDaddy's Microsoft Office Sales
A business legal services provider asked an Arizona federal judge Thursday for class certification in litigation accusing domain registrar and web hosting company GoDaddy.com of selling Microsoft Office products lacking certain features, saying every class member has exactly the same grievance.
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July 01, 2016
GoDaddy Can't Ditch Fraud Suit Over Microsoft Office Products
An Arizona federal judge ruled Friday that domain registrar GoDaddy.com must face a proposed class action accusing it of selling Microsoft Office products lacking certain features, saying the employer who brought the case sufficiently alleged GoDaddy should have disclosed the differences between its products and the ones Microsoft sells.