Press Releases
| BendPak - Intellectual Property Matters - 12/15/2006 |
BendPak means business when it comes to intellectual property matters. SANTA PAULA, CA - December 15, 2006. BendPak SR. VP. of Sales, Jeff Kritzer is talking tough when it comes to copyright infringement of the automotive industry giant?s intellectual property. He?s gone public to put pressure on all violators that use BendPak copyrighted photographs or other copyrighted works without permission or have made unauthorized alterations that they could be liable for statutory damages. ?It is illegal for anyone to use or misuse our product photographs or other copyrighted works without accepting responsibility. These violators will surely find themselves in a deep legal quagmire and not just those located in the United States, this is a global undertaking. We?re taking a real hard stance and mean to prosecute all violators to the furthest extent of the law? said Mr. Kritzer. ?Our customers are being confused because such a broad proliferation of altered BendPak photographs and from this day forward our approach will be firm and direct. Lawsuits have already been filed.? BendPak cautions all violators that they cease the use and distribution of all infringing works or they will take further action. BendPak, Ranger Products and BendPak / Ranger related marks are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of BendPak Inc. Contact: Robert Wilson, BendPak / Ranger., rwilson@bendpak.com, 1-805-933-9970 General press inquiries: info@bendpak.com |
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