Quote:
Originally Posted by pornlaw
Yes. And we havent even talked about lawsuits involving causes of action for "unfair competition."
In California (where I have been licensed for 20 yrs), if your competitor is somehow violating a statue or regulation, and this is costing your company money to compete, you can bring a claim against them for unfair competition for not following the law. And attorney's fees may be awarded.
A legit company can literally drive their competition out of business.
https://www.lexology.com/library/det...6-d459c0686837
Years ago I used this law to file against hundreds of mass torrent uploaders in a copyright infringement case. |
What about outside of domains etc that can be considered US assets? I would imagine in that case you need local judgement against the foreign defendant in their home country? What is illegal in the US might not be illegal in that country.