In 2011, the company was purchased by Internet Brands, Inc.

The company changed its name to Internet Brands in 2005.

Internet Brands also denied that the timing of the lawsuit was to coincide with the first public beta of the software.

Internet Brands operates e-commerce sites for cars, real estate, mortgages and travel.

In 2004, the firm began to expand into other markets, and subsequently changed its name to Internet Brands in 2005.

The site was acquired in August, 2008 by Internet Brands.

Later Internet Brands asked for volunteers to the final beta phase.

Bob Brisco, above, the chief executive of Internet Brands, said the sites had become more specific and niche-oriented.

Internet Brands will maintain these sites as great places for consumers to find lawyers.

Internet Brands acquired FitDay in 2008, though the original programmers continue to lead development of the site.