Tue, Sep 29, 2009 | 10:50 BST
EA makes legal move to stop Langdell trademark squatting
EA has petitioned the US Patent & Trademark Office to cancel a range of registrations associated with Edge Games, Inc.
In the petition, EA’s lawyers allege that Edge Games claims against companies using “Edge” in their titles aren’t legitimate as they’re not associated with a trademark used in active commerce.
There are numerous citations in the 28-page document, which seeks to have Edge Games’ various trademarks cancelled.
Edge Games is owned by Tim Langdell. More on EG.
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Posted in: EA, Legalities, Trade
Tags: edge games, Tim Langdell
6 comments
#1
rrod360lol
29/09/09, 10:54 am
You’ve misspelled ‘Cunt’ as ‘Him’ there Pat
#2
freedoms_stain
29/09/09, 11:05 am
I was about to post “The guy’s a cunt”, Imagine my surprise to see I was beaten to it :-p
#3
Blerk
29/09/09, 11:12 am
Good luck to Mr Langd… HAHAHANOTREALLY! I hope he gets exactly what he deserves. In triplicate.
#4
Robo_1
29/09/09, 11:27 am
Oh my lol, great news indeed
#5
rainer
29/09/09, 12:12 pm
Awesome news, a fitting end to this saga.
#6
Freek
29/09/09, 1:35 pm
Ha! Lets see how he likes it!