Lawsuit claims he's using group's computer program for his company The Mexican Institute of Greater Houston, known for its computer classes for Hispanic immigrant parents, has sued its former president for trademark infringement. The lawsuit, filed this week, alleges that Jose Pablo Fernandez co-opted the institute's signature program for the benefit of his similarly named nonprofit. The suit claims the year-old CCA Alliance founded and led by Fernandez has used proprietary information developed by the institute to become "unjustly enriched" and cause confusion in the community. For six years, the institute has offered computer training sessions in so-called community learning...