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Nextdoor, Inc. v. Abhyanker
Case Number:
3:12-cv-05667
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October 16, 2014
'Disingenuous' IP Firm Founder Infringed Mark, Judge Finds
A California federal judge ruled Thursday that the founder of IP law firm LegalForce RAPC infringed social network Nextdoor.com's trademark, calling it "disingenuous" for attorney Raj Abhyanker to argue that customers were unlikely to be confused by his use of the Nextdoor mark for a similar neighborhood-based network.
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August 12, 2014
LegalForce Head's Withheld Docs May Show Fakery: Nextdoor
Nextdoor.com Inc. urged a California federal judge on Tuesday to force LegalForce RAPC founder Raj Abhyanker to fork over documents that will allegedly help determine whether Abhyanker falsified documents in Nextdoor's trademark infringement case against him for registering similarly named online domains.
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July 15, 2014
LegalForce Founder's Attys Withdraw After Alleged Fakery
A California federal judge on Monday allowed attorneys for LegalForce RAPC founder Raj Abhyanker to withdraw from social network Nextdoor.com Inc.'s trademark suit, following Nextdoor's claims that Abhyanker had fabricated documents.