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| Is this a mean-spirited, heavy-handed attempt to
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FEB. 28, 2000
TrialGraphix Loses Third Attempt
at Getting a Temporary Restraining Order Against
GW
Special thanks to attorneys Kevin Crosby and
Ken Joyce of Brinkley, McNerney, Morgan, Solomon & Tatum,
LLP in Fort Lauderdale!
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THE JUDGE'S DECISION
Dick Cavett
introduces GW's Cal Deal
on New York radio as the
owner of a "trial graphics" business.
Huh?
Read story
SEE HOW DEEP IT'S GOTTEN
Click Here. (P.S.
-- It's a lot deeper now.)
March 17, 1999: Judge
says court can't "cancel a trademark based
on failure to disclaim unregistrable aspects
of a trademark." He dismisses Count I of
GW's Counterclaim, and strikes two Affirmative
Defenses.
Dec. 1, 1998: Judge
Again Denies Temporary Restraining Order. Plus, TrialGraphix
wants a Counterclaim Dismissed & Two Affirmative
Defenses Striken (Nov. 25). DOCUMENTS
INDEX
Nov. 17: GW
Says the Court Can Order the Patent & Trademark
Office to:
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READ THE LAWSUIT  |
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WHEN IS IT OK TO USE THE
PHRASE 'TRIAL GRAPHICS'?
Read GW's questioned-packed
letter to their attorney |
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