New Orleans – June 20th, 2012 HitPath® the enterprise level, Performance Marketing tracking solution announced today that it had resolved its federal lawsuit against Accelerize New Media, Inc. d/b/a Cake Marketing and two affiliate networks. Under the terms of the settlement, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana entered a permanent injunction against Cake Marketing and its co-defendants.
The court-ordered injunction prohibits Cake Marketing and the other defendants from accessing, using, copying, or reverse engineering HitPath® Software or creating derivative works. Failure to abide by this court order could lead to civil and/or criminal contempt proceedings. Cake Marketing also reimbursed HitPath® for its attorneys’ fees and costs.
Sam Prokop CEO of HitPath® commented that “The conduct that forced us to file this lawsuit is an insult to anyone who develops software through innovation, and HitPath® will aggressively prosecute anyone who attempts to tilt the playing field in their favor by cheating instead of competing on the merits. In the meantime, HitPath® looks forward to continuing to provide cost-effective affiliate network solutions and exceptional service and support for its customers in order to help them grow their businesses.”
Referance to this injunction may be found here: civil action no. 11-00780; Section "N", Judge Kurt D. Engelhardt, Magistrate 4; US District Court Easrtern District Read the Injunction
About HitPath
Started in 2005 by Webapps LLC the HitPath software is the fastest growing affiliate marketing and data tracking software in the Industry.. It is not just a platform, but a full tracking solution that brings an uncompromising level of accuracy and reliability, within a flexible and scalable hardware architecture. A fanatical dedication to quality customer service, and a feature-rich product that includes custom reporting and administration, easy to use third party pixel and creative asset management consoles are just a few of the benefits that differentiate HitPath from its competitors.
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