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Q: Can a local competitor place an internet banner on your line listing with supermedia.We R trademarked

We have a very aggressive competitor who wants us out of business. He has placed a display banner on top of our supermedia line listing that jumps out of the banner when a consumer is looking for our trademarked company. Isn't this piracy?

Ray Beckerman
Ray Beckerman
answered on Sep 5, 2014

Your question is very unclear. I would need to see the sites in question, the banner, etc., and would probably have further questions for you.

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Q: Who lawyer I need to talk with when you invent something it may work?.

I just have something made up or invent myself and I want to be sure that no body have made it yet, and I would like to know who I need to talk with to help me about it, is something simple but may work.thank you

Mr. Ilya Libenzon
Mr. Ilya Libenzon
answered on Aug 18, 2011

I would recommend consulting a patent attorney who will give you advice as to whether your invention is worth patenting.

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Q: Is it better to settle or get a lawyer in the case of copyright infringment
Mr. Ilya Libenzon
Mr. Ilya Libenzon
answered on Jul 28, 2011

It really depends on the facts of the case. I would recommend consulting an intellectual property attorney to assess whether it is better to settle or proceed with the litigation.

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Q: Can district court prosecute you for a counterfeit trademark offense.
Paul Overhauser
Paul Overhauser
answered on Dec 9, 2010

Yes, a Federal Attonrey can prosecute you for a counterfiet trademark offense. per 9 USC 1715:

In order to show that a trademark used by the defendant was a "counterfeit mark" the government must prove the following:

The mark is spurious. 18 U.S.C. § 2320(d)(1)(a). A mark...
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Q: When is the Netlist vs Goog going to be re-visited?

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Paul Overhauser
Paul Overhauser
answered on Dec 8, 2010

There is no new information about the status of this litigation at the present time.

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