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Trowbridge Sidoti LLP v. Kim Lisa Taylor et al
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February 23, 2018
Atty Interfered With Ex-Law Firm's Web Rights, Jury Says
A California federal jury found Friday that an attorney interfered with multiple domain names belonging to securities boutique Trowbridge Sidoti LLP after she claimed ownership following her exit from the firm, but found that her refusal to relinquish just one of the domain names caused harm, awarding only $7,800 in damages.
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February 22, 2018
Calif. Law Firm, Ex-Partner Take Web Domain Row To Jury
A boutique securities law firm urged a California federal jury in closing arguments Thursday to find a former partner hijacked SyndicationLawyers.com and other web domain names after leaving the firm, while she argued nothing in her partnership agreement requires her to give up domain names she purchased on her own.
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July 25, 2017
Ex-Partner In TM Row Says Firm's Marks Are 'Descriptive'
A former partner of a California-based securities boutique sought a quick win on trademark claims Tuesday after the firm accused her of false designation of origin for refusing to relinquish several domain names, arguing that those domain names don't qualify for legal protection.
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April 25, 2016
Calif. Law Firm Hits Ex-Partner With Trademark Suit
A California-based securities boutique slapped a former partner with a false designation of origin suit under the Lanham Act, saying that the attorney refuses to relinquish control over several domain names after she left the firm last month, according to documents filed in California federal court on Monday.