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They're usually more boring than you might realize. For example, if your new business's trademark is similar to an established company's.
by nostromo 3y ago
They're usually more boring than you might realize. For example, if your new business's trademark is similar to an established company's.
- JohnFen 3y agoYes. Most of the C&Ds I've received have been mundane. My favorite one was over a set of game rules that I wrote that were very vaguely similar to a board game that was on the market. That one was so ridiculous that I didn't consult my attorney at all about it. I just told the company to sue me. I never heard from them again.
- ben_w 3y agoMine was where a customer who had signed a contract with ${company} to make and distribute an app, sent a C&D to stop distributing the app. Not even sure how that happened. New lawyer? Lost paperwork?
- zamadatix 3y agoYeah, we received one about having t-shirts that said "network ninja" for instance. We held a small party that afternoon celebrating that someone actually noticed our marketing.