Several trademark claims against Google’s AdWords and Keyword Suggestion Tool system were unsupported by any evidence in the record, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California ruled Oct. 17 (Jurin v. Google Inc., E.D. Cal., 2:09-cv-03065-MCE-CKD, 10/17/12).
Granting summary judgment in Google’s favor, the court directed closure of the claims.
Use of ‘Styrotrim’ as AdWord Challenged.
Daniel Jurin holds trademark rights in the term “Styrotrim” as used in connection with a product used in building construction.
Google Inc. is the operator of the popular Google internet search engine. Google earns income by selling advertising that ...
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