A federal judge has granted an agreed motion to dismiss a company’s trademark-infringement suit against the operator of eFileTexas.gov, the state’s new electronic-filing system for court documents.
TexasFile had sued Tyler Technologies Inc., claiming that TexFile, the old name of the state’s e-filing system, infringed on its trademarks. The suit, filed on Oct. 30, 2013, partly caused Tyler Technologies to change the name of the e-filing system, which the company operates by contract with the Texas Office of Court Administration.
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