Trademark, patent and pay claims are among the new cases in the Southern District of Florida.
November 24, 2020 at 01:53 PM
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Managing Editor
A military charity claims it’s been digitally fleeced by a NASCAR team, a strip club faces a wage-and-hour lawsuit, and Google parent Alphabet is the target of a Delray Beach company’s patent claim.
Learn more about these cases, which popped up in a weekly review of South Florida federal filings.
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