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Software Trademark

There is a genuine dispute of material fact as to whether consumers could confuse Ironhawk Technologies’ “SmartSync” software, trademarked in 2007, and Dropbox’s “Smart Sync,” a feature of the company’s software suite launched in 2017, the Ninth Circuit ruled.

SAN FRANCISCO — There is a genuine dispute of material fact as to whether consumers could confuse Ironhawk Technologies’ “SmartSync” software, trademarked in 2007, and Dropbox’s “Smart Sync,” a feature of the company’s software suite launched in 2017, the Ninth Circuit ruled

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