MetroPCS

MetroPCS v. SD Phone Trader

Good Law
190 F. Supp. 3d 987·2016 WL 3387746·2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 84671
United States District Court, Southern District of CaliforniaJune 2, 2016Case No.: 16CV0098-DMS-KSCCalifornia1,355 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Sabraw, J.

FINAL JUDGMENT AND PERMANENT INJUNCTION AGAINST RAMON M. ELIZONDO

Plaintiff T-Mobile USA, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“T-Mobile”), for itself and its MetroPCS brand (collectively referred to hereafter as “MetroPCS” or “Plaintiff’) brought the above-captioned lawsuit against Defendant RAMON M. ELIZON-DO a/k/a RAMON MANUEL ELIZON-DO a/k/a RAMON ELIZONDO JR., indi *989 vidually and d/b/a EC WIRELESS, EC WIRELESS ONE TOUCH COMMUNICATIONS, EC WIRELESS #3, and SD PHONE TRADER (“Defendant”), alleging that Defendant is engaged in an unlawful enterprise involving the unauthorized and deceptive acquisition and bulk resale overseas of specially-manufactured handsets designed for use on Plaintiffs wireless service offered under various brands, including MetroPCS, (“Handsets”), the theft of MetroPCS’s subsidy investment in the Handsets, the unlawful access of Plaintiffs protected computer systems and wireless network, the trafficking of protected and confidential computer passwords, and the willful infringement of Plaintiffs trademarks (collectively, the “Handset Theft and Trafficking Scheme” or the “Scheme”).

MetroPCS contends that Defendant and his co-conspirators perpetrated the Handset…

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