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Litigation Update - Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
In the recent federal case in the Middle District of Tennessee, ReMedPar, Inc. v. AllParts Med., LLC, a split amongst federal circuit courts is apparent regarding the interpretation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act's (CFAA) civil cause of action for accessing a protected computer without...
Domain Name Dispute Reactor
Complainant is an individual who operates a number of sites, including "torrentreactor.net", which provides software and services designed to help users locate and download "torrent files" (files based on a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol initially developed by BitTorrent). However,...
The “Authorized” Domain Name
The Complainant, Authorize.net, provides payment gateway services and allows merchants to accept credit card and electronic check payments through the merchants’ websites. The Complainant has been providing software and services for payment processing using the mark AUTHORIZE.NET since the l...