A company's request for a preliminary injunction blocking the use of its trademark was lost for a lack of urgency, a federal judge has ruled.
January 06, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A company’s request for a preliminary injunction blocking the use of its trademark was lost for a lack of urgency, a federal judge has ruled.
Southern District Judge William Pauley (See Profile) said the attempt of Berkley Networks Corp. to block InMarket Media’s use of the term “In Market” for its shopping application software platform proceeded at a “languid pace” in Berkley Networks Corp. v. InMarket Media, 14cv5145.
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