Amazon, Wreal Urge Reopening of Fire TV/FyreTV Trademark Fight
With the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals having upheld a Florida court's denial of a motion for a preliminary injunction sought by streaming video company Wreal (see 1610310010), both Wreal and defendant Amazon want the case reopened and a…
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stay lifted, the two said in a joint motion (in Pacer) filed Monday with U.S. District Court in Miami. They disagreed on details of a pretrial schedule in light of Amazon's pending motion for summary judgment and agreed on dates as per a court request for readying a scheduling order. The two are proposing that the trial commence July 24. Wreal, which operates the FyreTV streaming pornography service, is suing Amazon over its Amazon Fire TV trademark.