Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH and Thomson Reuters subsidiary West Publishing Corp. sued legal research competitor Ross Intelligence Inc. on Wednesday for infringing copyright by reproducing and creating work based on Thomson Reuters’ content.
ROSS used a then-Westlaw licensee to access and copy Westlaw to create a competing product, according to the complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.
The complaint alleges that Ross induced legal support services company LegalEase Solutions LLC to breach its contract with West by illegally reproducing copyrighted content and sharing it with Ross, which used it to build a competing ...
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