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Good.com Versus Good.co

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The mobility service company Good Technology Corporation, which uses Good.com as its domain name sues the social network company Good.co
The company says that the consumers may get confused Good.com with Good.co

Here is the argument put forth by Good.com:

"Defendant should have performed a trademark search before adopting the name Good.co. Had it done so, it would have discovered the GOOD Marks and that Good has been registering and using the GOOD Marks since 2001."

What seems to be the concern of Good.com is that Good.co comes up first in Google search results. However, the two companies offer substantially different services/products.

The lawsuit alleges trademark infringement, false designation of origin, cybersquatting and unfair business practices.
 
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