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Considering he used it for legitimate purposes (according to the article) that would likely be a mute point, especially if the did not operate in the same entre
by consp 7y ago
Considering he used it for legitimate purposes (according to the article) that would likely be a mute point, especially if the did not operate in the same entrepreneurial space.
- moftz 7y agoIt sounds like he was using it to promote concerts which seems similar enough to how the main "do it for state" guy was using it to promote parties in the same town. He likely could have gotten it from a trademark suit but was probably too dumb to realize that.
- true_religion 7y agoIn order to file a trademark suit, you need a trademark, and it does not retroactively cover other existing competitors using similar terms.
- celticmusic 7y agomoot point, not mute.