Google’s AdSense provokes patent infringement lawsuit from Web Tracking Solutions
Posted by Contingency IP Lawyer Tara Williams on 08/25/08
Defendant: Google, Inc.
Plaintiff: Web Tracking Solutions, Inc.; Daniel Wexler
Jurisdiction: US District Court, Eastern District of New York
Result:
Source: Thomas Claburn, “Google sued for infringing patent with AdSense,” Information Week, August 4, 2008; “Web Tracking Solutions, Inc. et al v. Google, Inc.,” Justia Docket Information, July 31, 2008.
Defendant: Google, Inc.
Plaintiff: Web Tracking Solutions, Inc.; Daniel Wexler
Jurisdiction: US District Court, Eastern District of New York
Result:
Source: Thomas Claburn, “Google sued for infringing patent with AdSense,” Information Week, August 4, 2008; “Web Tracking Solutions, Inc. et al v. Google, Inc.,” Justia Docket Information, July 31, 2008.
On July 31, 2008, Web Tracking Solutions, Inc. and Daniel Wexler filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Google, Inc., alleging the company’s AdSense service infringes on Wexler’s patent.
Wexler’s patent entitled, “Third party on-line accounting system and method therefor,” describes how to provide accounting and statistical information about advertisements to a website.
This is the fourth patent infringement lawsuit Google has been served with this year.
