Two companies are being sued for allegedly using scores of unlicensed copies
of software, predominantly Microsoft Office.
The cases against Harrow-based teleconferencing provider ACT, and solicitors
Thompson & Co, of Tooting Broadway in London, are part of a clampdown on
more than 100 companies suspected of unauthorised use of software.
They follow an investigation by the UK arm of the Business Software Alliance
(BSA) whose members include Microsoft, Symantec and Apple.
A High Court claim against ACT alleges that 125 of its machines used
unlicensed software; the solicitors face a claim in the Central London County
Court that they used 23 PCs with unlicensed software.
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