Re: RE: [spiers] Questions about trademarks, liability insurance
In a message dated 1/21/03 8:40:34 AM, gk1phc@pacbell.net writes:
John:
Didn't you say the inventor of the Pet Rock, sued for patent infringement
and ended up spending all his time and profit fighting to find the fad had
faded?
Glen
I think he said "if I only had the money I paid the lawyers..." ...on
protection, of course. I cite some other examples of people paying to win
lawsuits as their product dies out in the book, a sun-chair for example.
But since almost no product ever patented makes it to market, sheer
probability would suggest one steers clear of intellectual property rights.
And if you wish to study the natural law arguments AGAINST "intellectual
property rights" by a working patent attorney, check out
http://www.kinsellalaw.com/.
John
Tuesday, January 21, 2003
Questions about trademarks, liability insurance
Posted in New Product Introduction by John Wiley Spiers
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