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Patent Holding Company Files $3.2 Billion Infringement and Trade Secrets Suit Against EBay
Publication Date: 2010-07-13 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number:
Want to know what gets our attention at the Litigation Daily? Big numbers and good stories. A new Delaware complaint against eBay, PayPal, and StubHub, filed Tuesday by Kelley Drye & Warren on behalf of a patent holding company called XPRT, has both.
Ticketholders' rights bill runs into questions
Legislation to make it easier to resell tickets, either by an individual or an online distributor such as StubHub, squeaked through its first House committee, but lawmakers said changes are needed for the proposal to advance.Clash Over Taxing 'E-Tailers' Intensifies
States, cities stepping up legal efforts to tax Internet sales.Patent Holding Company XPRT Hits eBay With $3.2 Billion Infringement and Trade Secrets Suit
Want to know what gets our attention? Big numbers and good stories. And a 12-page Delaware federal district court complaint against eBay, PayPal, and StubHub filed this week has both.
XPRT Ventures, LLC v. eBay Inc.
Publication Date: 2011-06-29 Practice Area: Civil Practice
Industry: Court: U.S. District Court of Delaware Judge: Robinson, J. Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: D64518
EBay sued for $3.8 billion for alleged infringement
Online auction giant eBay Inc. was hit with a $3.8 billion patent infringement lawsuit on Tuesday. XPRT Ventures LLC, which holds patents covering e-commerce payments and methods, alleges infringement of six patents covering e-commerce payment systems.
EBay Sued for $3.8 Billion for Alleged Infringement
Could any lawyer score a plaintiff this many greenbacks? E-commerce company XPRT Ventures slams eBay with a $3.8 billion patent infringement suit that alleges the auction site stole the plaintiff's idea for electronic payment systems.
XPRT Ventures, LLC v. eBay Inc.
Publication Date: 2011-06-22 Practice Area: Civil Practice
Industry: Court: U.S. DISTRICT COURT OF DELAWARE Judge: Robinson, J. Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: D64518
Fairness of ticket brokering is under scrutiny
TRENTON, N.J. AP - The company in Texas has roughly 100 computers and their own software programs, buying concert tickets in bulk the instant they're available.Meanwhile, a broker prearranges to buy the tickets from the company and sells them at a markup to fans.This is one of many ways brokers secure tickets for concerts, baseball games and other live entertainment.Trending Stories
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