Volume II

Issue : 23: December 2, 2004

• SnapNames Sues ICANN for Tortuous Interference over Delayed Wait List Service
• Google Sues for Click Fraud and Gets Sued for Copyright Infringement over Image Search
• Administrative Charges for Requests for Personal Information Contravention of PIPEDA
• Law Firm Sued for Copyright Infringement over Website Content
• U.S. Court Finds Use of Keystroke Logger does not Violate Wiretap Act
• U.S. Federal Court Finds Website Listing Properties for Sale does not Require Brokers Licence
• Federal Court of Appeal Interprets PIPEDA in Englander v. Telus Communications Inc.

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Law Firm Sued for Copyright Infringement over Website Content

A recent press release indicates that Brayton Purcell, a plaintiff law firm with offices in California, Oregon, and Utah recently filed a lawsuit against Recordan & Recordan, a San Diego law firm, based on the copying of large portions of one of Brayton Purcell's web sites. The web site provides information on issues related to abuses suffered by the elderly. The claim alleges copyright infringement, false advertising and unfair competition. Brayton Purcell is seeking damages as well as removal of the material from the offending web site.

For more information, visit:
http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2004/11/emw182573.htm