Intent is one of the factors for trademark infringement. So it might matter a little. You could argue that the statement shows the proprietors' intent is at lea

Intent is one of the factors for trademark infringement. So it might matter a little. You could argue that the statement shows the proprietors' intent is at least partly commercial. On the other hand, that much would be fairly easy to prove just by reviewing the company's financial records, operating agreement, etc. So I'm not sure the statement gets you anything that wasn't already a slam dunk.