Defamation Lawyer: Traverse Internet Law on Defamation. October 2011

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DEER CREEK CORPORATE SERVICES, INC. v. NORTHWEST REGISTERED AGENT, LLC, ET AL.
DISTRICT OF MONTANA (HELENA)
6:11-CV-00054
FILED: 9/27/2011

The misuse of intellectual property of others is an important issue that seems to be a recurring theme. Make sure that you have the rights to use the property of third parties before doing so.
Plaintiff’s business consists primarily of serving as a registered agent for closely-held Montana companies. The Defendants are alleged to be using various intellectual properties including trademarks of the Plaintiff, and in so doing are liable according to the Plaintiff for business libel and business defamation.

The Plaintiff alleges infringement/disparagement of marks, dilution by blurring/tarnishment, cyberpiracy, business libel/defamation and unlawful dilution. Plaintiff’s prayer for relief requests declaratory judgment, permanent injunctive relief from infringing use, treble and statutory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs and such other and further relief from the Court as may be just and proper. Traverse Internet Law Cross Reference Number 1526.