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Can entity type (LLC) be taken away for sharing common words with a marketing program of another entity?


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Posted by Pete Nichols on March 21, 2001 at 18:23:06:

I have recently started an LLC company with two common english language words as the name. I was recently sent a letter from a lawyer claiming that his client has been using the same name for a marketing plan since 97'. He stated several things - that I knew this, that it was well recognized (locally and nationally), that my having the name would negatively affect the campaign, and that I needed to sign over the name to the other Organization, or a suit will be filed against me. I have the LLC registered with the Sec. of State. Do I have any reason to bow to their demands? And, can common words such as Built Green be considered Trademarkable? What course of action should I take? And, regardind domain names, if I have a .com, than they have an earlier registered .org, am I out of luck? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Pete


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