Parties say they didn’t engage in false advertising and lower court ruling should stand.
Daniel Negari and his company, XYZ, have filed their brief in response to Verisign’s appeal of XYZ’s lower court victory.
Verisign sued Negari and XYZ for alleged false advertising. Verisign said XYZ inflated the success of the .xyz domain name and spread falsehoods about .com.
A Federal District Court judge granted summary judgment to Negari and XYZ in that case.
After XYZ asked for Verisign to pay its legal bill, deep-pocketed Verisign upped the ante by appealing to the U.S. Court of Appeals.
Verisign filed its opening brief in February.
The brief from Negari and XYZ continues to say what the two parties have said all along: they didn’t engage in false advertising, and Verisign is manufacturing its alleged damages.
You can read the brief here (pdf).
Verisign is incest
Why does Daniel remind me of martin shkreli?
@Ryan because giving away free domain names is the exact same thing as raising the price of a life-saving drug.
Or a certain Presidential candidate who also sells real estate, inflates everything and spends as much time in court as in sales.
I was thinking more of the smurk