Web Hosting Firm Found Liable For Sales of Counterfeit Golf Clubs

CHARLESTON, S.C. - Last month, a federal jury found a Web hosting company liable for willful contributory infringement related to counterfeit golf clubs sold online. The plaintiff was awarded $70,000 in damages against the hosting firm (Roger Cleveland Gold Company Inc. v. Christopher Prince, et al., No. 2:09-cv-2119, D. S.C.).

Documents available:

• Verdict Judgment
• Amended complaint
• Motion for summary judgment
• Opposition to motion
• Order denying summary judgment
• Jury instructions

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