1. I've said this in a few other threads regarding naming. In the vast majority of cases in picking a name, it boils down more to founders and their personal is

1. I've said this in a few other threads regarding naming. In the vast majority of cases in picking a name, it boils down more to founders and their personal issues with liking a name than the brandability and success of the name itself. There are some basic rules that matter but overall, being stuck on a name is more you than it is because the company couldn't succeed on a different name. 2. Given the situation with everything described above, I STRONGLY recommend you move on and find a different name regardless of any emotional attachment you may have with this one if you want to avoid issues later on. It's simply not worth it. 3. Asking to do a lawyer fight on this now doesn't make any sense. Unless you got a ton of money to burn for the sake of burning it, let go of this. You may not like hearing what I have to say but honestly, its not worth it. Keep building, compete, etc... Just rebrand. Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer. This is not legal advice. Merely my own personal thoughts as an entrepreneur.