By Nathan Hale (October 12, 2021, 9:43 p.m. EDT) – A federal magistrate concluded Tuesday that a Florida-based security firm should seek judgment over cybersquatting allegations against a neighboring rival for setting up a fake Instagram page at his name and the registration of confusing website domains, but he recommended awarding damages significantly lower than requested and refusing additional offers for preliminary wins.
In a report, which will be considered by the District Judge, US District Judge Patrick M. Hunt recommended that plaintiff Marksman Security Corp’s request be granted. assert allegations of unfair competition …
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