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by CogitoCogito
1855 days ago
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Your entire argument is predicated on the assumption that Nreal actually is infringing on the Unreal trademark. Unreal could conclude otherwise. A court could find that reasonable. A court could disagree with another's company's claims that Unreal isn't defending it's marks for this reason. So yeah there is a choice. Judges, lawyers and companies are not automatons. |
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