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“Go Ahead, Sue Us”: Sony sends Cease-and-Desist after Taunts

IPilogue

DBrand , a Canadian accessories company notorious for its tongue-in-cheek marketing, taunted Sony earlier this year after launching an unofficial Sony PlayStation 5 (“PS5”) product. DBrand is apparently aware of Sony’s efforts to suppress these custom products, as they marketed their Darkplates with the tagline “Go ahead, sue us.” .

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Decoding Cease-and-Desist Letters: A Guide to Navigating Wiretap Allegations Linked to Meta Pixel Use

LexBlog IP

Why This Article Matters to You If your company has recently received a cease-and-desist letter or any form of legal threat related to using Meta Pixel or similar technology, this article should help you start to understand next steps. It has the potential to capture sensitive data if not configured correctly.

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Taking the Initiative: Proactive Litigation Strategies in Intellectual Property Disputes

JD Supra Law

In a world propelled by innovation and technology, the evolving nature of intellectual property (IP) law and the interconnectedness of global markets often lead to disputes and legal quandaries.

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Federal Circuit Upholds Mixed ITC Determination Authorizing Google Redesigns

IP Watchdog

Sonos filed a complaint with the ITC alleging certain Google audio players and controllers infringed the patents and the ITC agreed, issuing a limited exclusion order and a cease-and-desist order (CDO) preventing Google from marketing the infringing products in the United States.

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Four Thoughts Before Bringing a Trademark Infringement Lawsuit

Traverse Legal Blog

A cease and desist letter is typically the most cost-effective option, but in some cases a particularly egregious or blatant instance of trademark infringement can call for initiating a lawsuit. In any scenario, the optimal first move is to try a cease and desist letter. The infringer ceasing use of your trademark?

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Advertising Highs & Lows

LexBlog IP

Specifically, the FTC found that Intuit deceived consumers when it ran ads for “free” tax products and services even though many consumers were not eligible for the products and services, which the FTC found warranted the issuance of a cease-and-desist order.

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Why Trademark Searches are Important

Nelligan Law

You have conducted your own market research and you are not aware of anyone else using this trademark. Your marketing team prepares advertisements, packaging – perhaps even signage. One morning you open your email and there is a scary “Cease and Desist” letter in your inbox. Get in touch with us today.