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Heh. If you were serving an oddly-named company as a legal entity, or referring to a product of theirs in a legal document, I assume that you'd use whatever you
by khedoros1 9y ago
Heh. If you were serving an oddly-named company as a legal entity, or referring to a product of theirs in a legal document, I assume that you'd use whatever your lawyer deemed to be the least-ambiguous representation of the name, regardless of your own disdain for that representation.
- DerekL 9y agoThat reminds me of a line from Apple's response to an ITC complaint from HTC: > Apple denies that its correct name is Apple, Inc. The correct name of Respondent is Apple Inc. http://www.fosspatents.com/2011/11/apple-to-htc-dont-you-call-me-apple-inc.html http://www.fosspatents.com/2011/11/apple-to-htc-dont-you-cal...