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You should really read all the documents related to this trademark

Authored by: Anonymous on Friday, February 01 2013 @ 03:23 PM EST

In this country, you don't need a trademark, or for that
matter any grounds, in order to sue some small entity into
oblivion. That's part of the whole trouble with US "justice".
Despite there being drawbacks in "loser pays", I still think
on the whole it's better than the current "lose even if you
win."

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You should really read all the documents related to this trademark

Authored by: celtic_hackr on Saturday, February 02 2013 @ 12:53 AM EST

Apple can come sue me anytime they like. I don't give a fig about them. Besides,
I'd just countersue for malicious prosecution. File for summary judgement at the
earliest possibility and request a bench trial, in my own district.

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