No Fabric Boycott Needed - Inform Yourself
#65
Just remember that the Tabberone site is from attorneys. They are capable of defending themselves in court, something I am not able to do. If I am sued, I have to pay an attorney to fight the lawsuit. Most of the time I would not be able to recover my attorney fees even if the suit is dismissed or there is a ruling in my favor.
Pam
Pam
#66
Just to repeat, we're not lawyers and we sued Disney and MLB, Sanrio, United Media on our own.
A bit after we were through with all these companies (we had gone through everyone whose fabric we were using) the Stanford School of Law used us as a class project. They provided us with a sample suit and a motion for summary judgement which are on the site.
A seller I know who got shutdown by Laurel Burch used the Stanford law suit and backed down Laurel Burch.
A bit after we were through with all these companies (we had gone through everyone whose fabric we were using) the Stanford School of Law used us as a class project. They provided us with a sample suit and a motion for summary judgement which are on the site.
A seller I know who got shutdown by Laurel Burch used the Stanford law suit and backed down Laurel Burch.
#68
I read the article. I think it basically means you can use the fabric you purchase for whatever you like. You cannot reproduce the fabric and sell it as your own (for example taking a pictue of it and sending it to Spoonflower to have it made). Then selling it as your own fabric.
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