A lawyer from LegalForce RAPC Worldwide argued on behalf of his firm that a Japanese legal technology company’s alleged trademark infringement has caused it to lose out on venture capital funds.
October 03, 2023 at 08:11 PM
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Litigation editor
Intellectual property law firm LegalForce RAPC Worldwide seemed unlikely to convince a federal judge that it was harmed in a trademark dispute with a Japanese-based legal technology company formerly known as LegalForce Inc.
The legal tech company, which leverages artificial intelligence for its contract review software, claims that it did not cause harm to the law firm, since it abandoned its intent-to-use trademark application and changed its name to LegalOn Technologies Inc.
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