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HouseCanary, Inc. v. Quicken Loans, Inc. et al
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5:18-cv-00519
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August 16, 2018
Judge's Wild Order Threatens To Make Warring Attys Kiss
A Texas federal judge threatened to make opposing attorneys kiss one another at the Alamo, lamented the days when Texas cases were handled by Texas attorneys, quoted Elvis, and generally went off in an order setting a status conference for a trade secret dispute between HouseCanary Inc. and Quicken Loans.
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July 12, 2018
Startup Tells Quicken Loans To Stop Using Trade Secrets
The battle between Quicken Loans and a property appraisal startup continues as HouseCanary Inc. is seeking an injunction in Texas federal court to prevent Quicken Loans from using allegedly-stolen trade secrets, while a title appraisal business affiliated with Quicken Loans moved to overturn a $706 million decision in favor of HouseCanary in state court.
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July 05, 2018
Quicken Loans Wants Tech Trade Secrets Suit Tossed
Mortgage lender Quicken Loans Inc. and its affiliates asked a Texas federal court Thursday to dismiss a suit that alleges they stole technology from a property appraisal startup, arguing their accuser has filed different incarnations of the case against others elsewhere and is shamelessly venue-shopping.
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May 29, 2018
Quicken Loans Stole Home Valuation Tech, Suit Says
Mortgage-lending giant Quicken Loans Inc. and its affiliates surreptitiously stole real estate appraisal startup HouseCanary's cutting-edge home valuation technology while the companies were contracted to share services under a strict nondisclosure agreement, according to a lawsuit filed in Texas federal court.