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Lindows Seeks to Stop Microsoft's Foreign Lawsuits

Lindows Seeks to Stop Microsoft's Foreign Lawsuits

Besieged in Europe, where it recently has had to cease doing business in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, [b]Lindows[/b] has submitted a motion to the U.S. District Court in the Western District of Washington asking the court to halt the flood of global trademark lawsuits [b]Microsoft[/b] has filed against it.

[blockquote]"Microsoft is purposely delaying the U.S. case from going to trial while they use their monopoly profits to fund a global legal assault on our small company to halt the adoption of Linux," Michael Robertson, Lindows.com's CEO, said in a prepared statement. "The U.S. case has been ongoing for over two years and Lindows is looking forward to presenting extensive evidence to a Seattle jury demonstrating that 'windows' is a generic word and that Microsoft secured a trademark only by committing fraud on the trademark office." [/blockquote]
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