Last week we told you about how MPHJ Technology, a trolling company known for its attempts to extort $1,000 per person licenses from small companies for using copiers and scanners with the scan-to-email function, had finally broken down and was filing actual lawsuits against Coca-Cola, Dillard’s and others.
This week we learned from Ars Technica that the company isn’t lacking in chutzpah, as they’ve sued the Federal Trade Commission.
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