Author Archives: Steven Callahan

NexPay Sues StoneEagle Services for Declaratory Judgment in Patent Infringement Lawsuit

On October 31, 2012, NexPay hit StoneEagle Services with a declaratory judgment patent infringement lawsuit in the Northern District of Texas (complaint available here). StoneEagle had alleged that NexPay was infringing U.S. Patent No. 7,792,686. NexPay claims that StoneEagle had, … Continue reading

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Northern District of Texas Officially Announces That David Horan Is Newest Magistrate Judge

As we first reported last September, David Horan (formerly a partner at Jones Day in Dallas) has been selected as the Northern District of Texas’ newest magistrate judge. The Northern District of Texas has now officially confirmed this in a … Continue reading

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Microsoft Files Copyright/Trademark Infringement Lawsuit In Northern District of Texas

On October 29, 2012, Microsoft hit Price Right Computers with a lawsuit (available here) alleging that Price Right “engaged in copyright and trademark infringement; false designation of origin, false description and representation; and unfair competition.” Microsoft alleges that Price Right … Continue reading

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Fifth Circuit Rejects NRA’s Challenge To Federal Law Banning Sale Of Handguns By Federal Dealers To 18-21 Year Olds

On October 25, 2012, the Fifth Circuit upheld Judge Cummings’ decision that rejected the National Rifle Association’s attempt to invalidate the federal law that bans the sale of handguns by federal dealers to 18-21 year olds. A copy of the … Continue reading

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Judge Means Issues Sanctions For Violation of Protective Order in PAR Systems v. IPhoton Solutions

On October 17, 2012, Judge Means entered an Order (available here) sanctioning defendants for their counsel’s admitted (albeit inadvertent) violation of the Court’s protective order. Judge Means rejected plaintiffs’ suggested sanction: granting plaintiffs a royalty-free license with plaintiffs later paying … Continue reading

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Lakehouse.com Sues LakeSearcher.Com For Copyright Infringement

On October 18, 2012, Lakehouse.com filed a lawsuit (available here) against LakeSearcher.com, asserting that LakeSearcher.com published the content and design of the Lakehouse.com website under the LakeSearcher.com domain name. Lakehouse.com is represented by David Joeckel, Jr., of the Joeckel Law … Continue reading

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John Perez Graphics Sues Green Tree Investment Group in Northern District of Texas

On October 18, 2012, John Perez Graphics & Design filed its lawsuit (available here) against Green Tree Investment Group for copyright infringement. The lawsuit asserts that Green Tree used John Perez’s registered work (entitled “Eagle Ford Shale Road Sign Graphic”) … Continue reading

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Helen of Troy Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Dexas International

On October 17, 2012, Helen of Troy filed a lawsuit (available here) against Dexas International in the Northern District of Texas. Helen of Troy claims that Dexas infringes U.S. Patent No. 6,018,883, titled “Brake Device for Drying Foods,” through the … Continue reading

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Long Range Sues HME Wireless For Patent Infringement

On October 16, 2012, Long Range Systems filed a lawsuit (available here) against HME Wireless in the Northern District of Texas. Long Range claims that HME Wireless infringes U.S. Patent Nos. 6,542,751 and 7,062,281, both entitled “Multi-Mode Paging System,” through … Continue reading

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Syneron Medical Hits EndyMed With Patent Infringement Lawsuit

On October 12, 2012, Syneron Medical filed its lawsuit (available here) against EndyMed in the Northern District of Texas. Syneron claims that EndyMed infringes U.S. Patent Nos. 6,148,232 and 6,711,435, through the sale of its fractional skin resurfacing products (among … Continue reading

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