Night manager at major auto-parts store flabbergasted after young woman threatens legal action over outdated copyrighted technology term used on custom license plates.
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Night manager at auto-parts store alerted by one of the clerks that there’s a customer who’s super upset about their delivery vehicles’ license platesWell-dressed young woman with a shaved head asked to immediately speak to the manager in charge of the custom license plates The night manager told her he wasn’t in charge of the plates, but that he’d take photos of any offending ones and send them to his GM, along with her contact detailsShe refused his offer and demanded that the night manager...
Without knowing more about the specific term that was allegedly being infringed upon, it’s difficult to say whether or not the woman was within her rights to demand compensation, but charging into the store at night probably wasn’t the best way to go about it.
Next, it’s advisable to issue a cease-and-desist letter, formal communications designed to halt the unauthorized use of copyrighted material by the infringing party. In instances of severe infringements or persistent violations, a copyright lawyer can even develop a litigation strategy.
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