The judge would not have mentioned anything in his or her ruling that was trivial to the case.
You are a fu**-n moron. You've obviously never stepped foot in an American courtroom, yet you purport to be an American legal expert (just like your fraudulent employer purports to be an "American writing expert"). American judges do not specifically regurgitate in an Order every, little detail encompassed by broader counts of "fraud" and "misrepresentation." The documents and exhibits (evidence) that the Judge reviewed prior to writing the Order include overwhelming evidence that Pakistani ***** was
masquerading as a U.S. company through its essay sites. All acts of fraud and misrepresentation recounted in SNR's counterclaims are specifically covered under *****'s broad, enjoined acts of "fraud" and "misrepresentation" as reflected by the indisputable fact that the Judge ruled 100% in favor of SNR on SNR's counterclaims. I am 100% correct, and any person with any legal knowledge whatsoever (or common sense) will confirm.
Hey, WRT, what say you? Please educate EW_writer, as I'm getting really tired of his lying garbage.
A little bird told me that the day when companies (American or otherwise) would have to defend themselves in court on whether or not clients that come to them do present "reasonable cause" is fast approaching.
Um, sorry, liar. Again, you're an idiot. In 1996, Boston University sued "The Paper Store" and other companies on those precise grounds! The university LOST! There's a little thing on the table called "precedent," which is why no entity has tried to sue again in 13 years! They know perfectly well that their case is already dead in the water.
Actually, it was found guilty of that charge. It was entered into the ruling against it
Good catch, WRT. I could have sworn that I had already included that quote, but I guess I never pasted it after copying it.
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ORDERED that *****, those in privy with it and those with notice of the injunction, including any Internet search engines, Web hosts and domain-name registrars that are provided with notice of the injunction, shall be and hereby are enjoined (i) from falsely advertising and misrepresenting the nature, characteristics, qualities or geographical origin of *****'s goods and services in violation of the Lanham Act or the common law.------------------
EW_writer = proven liar, fraud-defender, and criminal
Evidence to the contrary courtesy of WB. ^_^ I don't think we have to guess what happened to the student who was caught submitting a purchased paper for credit.
I didn't think it possible for all of the world's stupidity to exist in a single brain. I was wrong.
Since EW_writer is such a flaming idiot, he forces me to explain the obvious, mundane, and trivial. The Boston University lawsuit to which EW_writer ignorantly refers took place in
1996. The lawsuit was feasible for BU-
thirteen years ago-only because the term paper sites in question had not yet adopted the "Terms and Conditions" policies that we see on legitimate sites today. Today's "terms and conditions," combined with the legal precedent of BU's existing defeat on the same grounds, make repeating the charges a fruitless venture for any plaintiff, as certainly advised by their own attorneys.
If what I type were false, any one of thousands of different universities or professors would have initiated a new lawsuit by now. In fact, to take advantage of the blood in the water, they would have
immediately filed new lawsuits in order to take advantage of the defendants' weak monetary state after having paid over $200,000 to defeat the first lawsuit.
pointless bigotry
Your employer openly advertises-on bestessays.com and superiorpapers.com-blatant prejudice against "Pakistanis, Filipinos, Indians, and Nigerians."
Keep burying yourself, dirt-diver.
ORDERED that *****, those in privy with it and those with notice of the injunction, including any Internet search engines, Web hosts and domain-name registrars that are provided with notice of the injunction, shall be and hereby are enjoined (i) from falsely advertising and misrepresenting the nature, characteristics, qualities or geographical origin of *****'s goods and services in violation of the Lanham Act or the common law.I reiterate: the ability to enforce damages through applicable jurisdiction in Ukraine means absolutely nothing. The only thing that matters is securing a search engine ban against all of the Ukrainian crooks' sites, which is precisely what SNR succeeded in doing against *****'s 555 sites (in addition to taking ownership of them). Heck, SNR even made side deals with Google's lead attorney, which is reflected in the case docket. That takes
serious money and legal expertise, folks.
Bottom line: the more EW_writer forces me and others to highlight his employer's crimes and educate all potential plaintiffs on essaywriters.net's legal weaknesses, the easier and cheaper realizing the lawsuits will become.
Thank you, EW_writer.