FTC v. Odysseus Marketing - complaint
Deceptive and unfair acts for distribution of "clientman" spyware.

FTC v. Movieland - complaint
Outrageous spyware that could not be removed (worth reading).

FTC v. ERG - complaint
Spyware delivered via an affiliate program.

FTC v. Advertising.com - complaint
Spyware delivered via an affiliate program claiming to be anti-spyware software.

FTC v. 180 Solutions (Zango) - agreement
All future affiliates must be given a copy of, and comply with, the order.

FTC v. Optin Trade - agreement
Settlement enjoins all affiliates too.

FTC v. Max Theater - agreement
All current and future affiliates must sign a sworn statement of compliance with order.

FTC v. Advertising.com - agreement
"Spyblast" software may not be distributed with out express disclosure that it functions as an ad-server.

FTC v. Trustsoft - agreement
Settlement forbids marketing any product via any mechanism that a spyware program would detect or remove. Must comply with CAN-SPAM.

FTC v. Enternet Media - agreement
May not use misleading software code, nor use cookies. All affiliates must comply.

FTC v. Zuccarini - agreement
Order prevents future affiliate relationships.

Gosbee v. Martinson as Spy Deleter
Case under RICO - computer was hijacked. Martinson claimed hijacking was done by an affiliate so he could not be held responsible. Appeals court did not agree.

L.L.Bean v. Gevalia - sealed settlement
Claria on behalf of Gevalia served ads on L.L.Bean website. Claimed trademark infringement, false advertising, unfair & deceptive trade practice, unjust enrichment, trespass to chattels, conversion.

Gator v. L.L.Bean - countersuit to Gevalia action
Gator/Claria sought declaratory judgment that pop-ups ads did not constitute unfair competition, false advertising, trademark dilution or copyright infringement. Court held that Gevalia settlement mooted the issue.