Trademark name sales

[jberryhilljberryhill is verified member.]

Was the complainant required to pay the defendant's attorney fees after the Telepathy case was dismissed?

No.

you will almost never see a company go after A

There is problem a big difference between "what happens most of the time" and "what I see come across my desk".

People don't call me to say, "Everything's going fine."

And, yes, actnow, that plaintiff was monumentally silly.

 

[Ovicide]

No.

No consequences for the plaintiff, but substantial cost to the defendants?

Doesn't that suggest a possible motive for making a frivolous complaint?

 

[Deleted member 70408]

John,
Thank you again for your advice. I have a final question that I would like to pose to you. If a person has sold a few names with trademarks in them, what do you recommend that they do? Should they try to buy them back and let them drop/cancel the registration? Please give advice that could help the forum.

 

[Dave Zan]

If a person has sold a few names with trademarks in them, what do you recommend that they do? Should they try to buy them back and let them drop/cancel the registration?

The answers to that really are: a) do so at your own risk, or b) don't get into
it at all.

Besides, you'd have to retain John to give you solid legal advice. :-D

 

[jberryhilljberryhill is verified member.]

This is starting to sound less like a hypothetical.

 

[DNQuest.com]

John, I don't think any question here is ever hypothetical

Speaking of hypothetical:

I have this friend..... lol