Hangingout, Inc. v. Google, Inc.

Filing 30

RESPONSE in Opposition re 12 MOTION for Preliminary Injunction filed by Google, Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Notice of Lodgment of Non-Electronic Exhibits, # 2 Declaration of Andrew Abrams, # 3 Table of Exhibits, # 4 Exhibit 1, # 5 Declaration of Serge Lachapelle, # 6 Declaration of Margret Caruso, # 7 Table of Exhibits, # 8 Exhibit 1, # 9 Exhibit 2, # 10 Exhibit 3, # 11 Exhibit 4, # 12 Exhibit 5, # 13 Exhibit 6, # 14 Exhibit 7, # 15 Exhibit 8, # 16 Exhibit 9, # 17 Declaration of Matthew Leske, # 18 Table of Exhibits, # 19 Exhibit 1, # 20 Exhibit 2, # 21 Exhibit 3, # 22 Exhibit 4, # 23 Declaration of Ellery Long, # 24 Table of Exhibits, # 25 Exhibit 1, # 26 Exhibit 2, # 27 Exhibit 3, # 28 Exhibit 4, # 29 Exhibit 5, # 30 Proof of Service)(Caruso, Margaret) (cxl).

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