Calls Oversee’s Motion to Dismiss “Boilerplate” — Monte Cahn

Judge again to decide on motion to dismiss some of Cahn’s claims against his former employer.

Monte Cahn has responded (pdf) to Oversee.net’s Motion to Dismiss certain claims in his case against his former employer.

Cahn’s lawyers write:

“As this is Oversee’s second Motion to Dismiss, Oversee has defaulted to boilerplate, insubstantial objections to Cahn’s claims.”

The judge struck many of Cahn’s claims in Oversee.net’s previous motion to dismiss. Oversee.net states the case is simply a breach of contract case.

There’s not much fresh in Cahn’s response, as it mostly reiterates what he alleged in the latest amended complaint against Oversee. In addition to breach of contract, Cahn claims that Oversee.net committed fraud when it convinced him to join the firm when it purchased Moniker. He also alleges conversion of some of his personal domain names.

For the fraud claim, the lawyers state:

“…he is suing Oversee since Defendants’ fraudulent representation caused Cahn to lose millions of dollars in lost opportunities, counting alternative employment and investment opportunities with third parties.”