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Usually, it is a matter of bullying a little guy.
Trolling scum like Zillow, with more attorneys than ethics, is a nonstarter if one doesn't have a solid case.
Usually, it is a matter of bullying a little guy.
Trolling scum like Zillow, with more attorneys than ethics, is a nonstarter if one doesn't have a solid case.
Usually, it is a matter of bullying a little guy.
Trolling scum like Zillow, with more attorneys than ethics, is a nonstarter if one doesn't have a solid case
Actually, when one trolls he typically trolls for the biggest fish. And, this fits the mold of a parasite looking for a fat host to bleed some cash from. This is a classic example. If not Zillow, Redfin or any other RE website, whether they’re a brokerage or MLS fed site or anything else.
The other famous example which took years to wind its way through the courts and get denied on appeal, was Apple and a company called Personal Audio LLC. They had a patent (they claimed) on the podcast, basically the concept of audio programming and distribution to subscribed clients from a central host. They won $8 Million from Apple in a jury trial in 2011 and it took til 2017 to get it reversed.
Think of a recliner chair. It’s one thing to patent he hardware design for the internal workings, but another to patent the idea of a chair that leans back.
Actually, when one trolls he typically trolls for the biggest fish. And, this fits the mold of a parasite looking for a fat host to bleed some cash from. This is a classic example. If not Zillow, Redfin or any other RE website, whether they’re a brokerage or MLS fed site or anything else.
The other famous example which took years to wind its way through the courts and get denied on appeal, was Apple and a company called Personal Audio LLC. They had a patent (they claimed) on the podcast, basically the concept of audio programming and distribution to subscribed clients from a central host. They won $8 Million from Apple in a jury trial in 2011 and it took til 2017 to get it reversed.
Think of a recliner chair. It’s one thing to patent he hardware design for the internal workings, but another to patent the idea of a chair that leans back.
Yeah, agreed, I misspoke.
It is the CFPB that goes for the small guys in real estate.
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