Hi Guys,
Hopefully someone can give me an answer on this, although it may require a legal professionals advice.
If as an example I was to buy the domain name Samsung.co.uk, and I was a distributor of Samsung products, my business was called something TV's and had a Something TV's logo etc... so the only thing Samsung would be the products I sell and the domain. Am I legally ok to do this or could Samsung get upset and take legal action?
Thanks
URL Restrictions/Legalities
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Re: URL Restrictions/Legalities
Posted 15 June 2010 - 10:15 AM
Samsung could definitely take legal action - generally the complaint would be that you're abusing their trademark for personal gain (or something similar).
Here's the story of something similar that went down: Microsoft vs. MikeRoweSoft
Here's the story of something similar that went down: Microsoft vs. MikeRoweSoft
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Re: URL Restrictions/Legalities
Posted 02 September 2010 - 01:03 PM
Also because Samsung is probably a corporation, that means they have rights on that name and trademark. If you try to register a company(Corporation) under that name they simply won't let you because it has already been taking. Unless you go with a different license for a company and still choose that name, just remember Samsung has money and you probably won't have a cent after there done with you.
Just a thought!
Just a thought!
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