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Predatory Lawsuits

September 25, 2012 at 11:59 pm PT

This also falsely insinuates that craigslist broadly serves humanity as a “free” service, a grossly misleading characterization given craigslist’s accumulation of enormous and largely undisclosed profits, a pattern and practice of predatory lawsuits (such as this one) aimed at obstructing innovation.

— From a claim filed Monday against Craigslist by data company 3Taps, accusing Craigslist of perpetuating a monopoly. Craigslist filed a copyright complaint against 3Taps this summer.

Tagged with: 3taps, Apartments, copyright, Craigslist, law, lawsuit, mapping, monopoly, PadMapper

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