On 12/23/2017 7:28 AM, Tom Sullivan wrote:
A rather famous case is where a mobile home (house on wheels) was
called "Holiday Rambler." American Motors (now defunct) sued because
they had a car called "Rambler." They lost because the products were
so unlike one another.
It may be worth noting, or not, that they did get sued. Sometimes
lawyers will advise to sue to establish a precedent of defending their
trade mark. Undefended trade marks become harder to defend and risk
becoming public domain.
Just my non-professional understanding and I could be wrong.
It may be worth considering how willing you would be to defend the name
if sued. Personally I think you should be fine but what do I know.
Jerry
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