U.S. District Court Grants in Part and Denies in Part Motions of Dismissal by Company Against Blockchain Researcher

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October 25, 2022

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Zamfir v. CasperLabs, LLC
2022 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 194566; 2022 WL 14915618
US
Federal Court
California
United States District Court
Todd W. Robinson

Summary

The defendant, CasperLabs LLC, in this trademark dispute in U.S. District Court (California) moved for dismissal of eight causes of action from the plaintiff Vlad Zamfir’s (Zamfir) second amended complaint. The actions dealt primarily with trademark infringement and alleged damages therefrom. The actions also included allegations of fraud and misrepresentation under California law. After analysis of each of the actions, the court granted dismissal of some of the actions and denied dismissal of some of the actions.

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October 25, 2022

The defendant, CasperLabs LLC, in this trademark dispute in U.S. District Court (California) moved for dismissal of eight causes of action from the plaintiff Vlad Zamfir’s (Zamfir) second amended complaint. The actions dealt primarily with trademark infringement and alleged damages therefrom. The actions also included allegations of fraud and misrepresentation under California law. After analysis of each of the actions, the court granted dismissal of some of the actions and denied dismissal of some of the actions.

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