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Well, there’s also specifically the element of exceeding authorization that doesn’t even seem plausible on its face. The real meat of the federal complaint is
by dmvdoug 2y ago
Well, there’s also specifically the element of exceeding authorization that doesn’t even seem plausible on its face.
The real meat of the federal complaint is the request for a declaratory judgment.
- DannyBee 2y agoYeah but at least they bother to plead the exceeding authorization portion. I actually think they want more than just the trademark issue resolved. I agree it is sort of the minimum they want resolved (but i flag it as non-interesting because i don't think they will have a lot of trouble winning unless there is something amazing in the response) But i think they bothered to include the CFAA claim and unfair competition claim because losing access to those services worried them (and because the unfair competition claim enables them to air a whole bunch of evidence of conflicts/etc in front of a jury when it would otherwise be irrelevant)