Belarusian app developer SayGames LLC had its motion for attorneys’ fees granted by a California federal court after defeating a Turkish competitor’s copyright infringement lawsuit.
Good Job Games Bilism Yazilim ve Pazarlama A.Ş. moved the US District Court for the Northern District of California to dismiss SayGames’s motion for attorneys’ fees, but failed when the court ruled Thursday that SayGames “is the prevailing party and is thus eligible” for payment. Good Job Games alleged SayGames’s mobile game Cannon Shot! infringed on its game Crazy Jump 3D.
- Good Job Games argued that its voluntary dismissal without prejudice of its own copyright ...
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