Cablevision and Verizon agreed to settle hard-fought litigation over advertising claims they made about their Internet service, according to court papers.
October 02, 2015 at 05:05 AM
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Cablevision and Verizon agreed to settle hard-fought litigation over advertising claims they made about their Internet service, according to court papers.
In January, Cablevision filed suit in the Eastern District, complaining that Verizon’s assertions to consumers about having the “fastest Wi-Fi” ran afoul of the Lanham Act’s bar against false and misleading advertising.
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