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RE: "reward people for the sweat of their brow," |
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"'Bulzi Marketing Group'" <bullseyemark@yahoo.com> |
finally -- I went through all of your materials,
and, by the way, it is a wonderful site in terms of getting your questions
answered and having the back-up documentation right there. I may
encourage my students to walk through it.
This reminds me very much of the intermittent windshield wiper case in which
Ford began using a patented invention and proceeded as if the patent owner held
nothing and had no rights. He did triumph eventually and won royalties,
but died shortly after. Not a foreshadowing, but, rather a commentary on
how long this process can be!!! You are at the infant stages.
Why are they so resistant? Hoping you'll give up, and even if the
legal rights were not there, there is a tremendous
ethical issue. Rather than wasting time on it, why don't they just resolve
it?
Have you made any headway lately? And, you are an enormously patient
man.
Marianne M. Jennings
Professor of Legal and
(480) 965-6044
(480) 965-8629 FAX