Just because you may not be referring to the Google search engine when you ask someone to “Google” something doesn’t mean you’re unaware that there’s a particular search engine named Google.
That, in essence, was the ruling of an Arizona federal court that found use of the term Google as a verb – referring to searching for information on the Internet – does not necessarily require that Google’s trademarks to the company’s name be cancelled.
After losing to Google in arbitration, the domain name owners filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking cancellation of Google’s trademarks, arguing the word Google had become a generic terms for using an Internet search engine.
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