Google v. Pacific Webworks

Filing 115

ORDER-granting 73 Motion to Dismiss without prejudice. Case Closed. Signed by Judge Bruce S. Jenkins on 4/11/11. (jmr)

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

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U.S. DISTHICT COUR

FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH, CENTRAL DIVISION

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GOOGLE INC.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
PACIFIC WEBWORI(S, INC., et aI.,
Defendants.

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OISTHICT OF UTAH
Civil No. 2:09-CV-I068 BSJ

BY:\5EPlJTY CLERK·
ORDER

Defendant Bloosky Interactive, LLC filed Defendant and Third-Party Plaintiff Bloosky
Interactive's Third-Party Claim (Docket No. 60) against Pacific Webworks, Inc. on July 19,
2010, who in turn filed a Motion to Dismiss Bloosky's Third-Party Complaint (Docket No. 73)
on September 1,2010, seeking to dismiss the third-party complaint or in the alternative, to
transfer to designated courts agreed to in the contract between such parties, namely federal
district courts in Nevada and California.
All parties, with the exception of this third-party complaint, resolved the issues in the
pending substantive case.
The matter came on for hearing to further consider Pacific Webworks, Inc's motion to
dismiss or transfer Bloosky Interactive, LLC's third-party complaint on March 21,2011, and
appearances were made as follows: Roger R. Myers and Craig A. Buschmann appeared on behalf
of Plaintiff; Robert E. Mansfield appeared on behalf of Defendant Pacific Webworks, Inc.; and
Blair R. Jackson and Blaine C. Kimrey appeared on behalf of Defendant Bloosky Interactive,
LLC (Blaine C. Kimrey appearing by telephone).

After due consideration, the court grants the pending motion to dismiss and does so
without prejudice.
SO ORDERED .

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DATED this ~ day of April, 2011.