Count Seven: Unfair Competition Sample Clauses

Count Seven: Unfair Competition. 4 Because Count Six survives, the Court continues to possess supplemental 5 jurisdiction over SiteLock’s remaining state-law claims pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1367(a). 6 One of those claims, in Count Seven, is a claim for unfair competition under Arizona law. 7 (Doc. 1 ¶¶ 82-85.) 8 Xxxxxx Act and Arizona common-law unfair competition claims “share the same 9 analysis.” 3 Ratones Ciegos x. Xxxxx Lucha Libre Taco Shop 1 LLC, 2017 WL 4284570, 10 *2 (X. Xxxx. 2017). XxXxxxx concedes this premise and seeks summary judgment on 11 Count Seven “for the same reasons” it seeks summary judgment on Count Six. (Doc. 342 12 at 15 n.3.) Because the Court has now concluded that Count Six survives summary 13 judgment, it follows that Count Seven survives summary judgment, too.
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