Don't Shoot the Messenger... TC vs CVA-Traditions
 

This just came out... I saw it another forum...

It is kinda old but should spark some discussion... that i think most of us have said all along.

http://www.martindale.com/international-trade-law/article_Oblon-Spivak-McClelland-Maier-Neustadt_1284038.htm

tc hurtin for money. all that is

check out the lawsuits against knight for copyright infringement.

This goes on all day long

And I hope they win . Nothing worse than stealing someone's design and then make their stuff in another country and then import the cheap imitation.

I'm with you on that brother!!!

HA

That could really change the game.

I remember when Tom Jennings sued alot of bow manufacturers because they stole his patented yoke system. It about put High Country Archery out of business. And made Tom lots of cash when he won the law suit.

I think patents should be protected. If TC can prove it then the others should should pay. However normally the only one that pays in the end run is the consumer. But I guess that is just the way it is.

I know if I invented something I would want the credit(and the cash) for it. Tom.

Who do you think will be paying the lawyers fees?

hopefully those that infringed and not the consumer:D:D

I like buying american it helps everyone here if tc is right then go for it put them out of business just my 2 cents americans helping americans :busted: stop buying there goods

That should be in the settlement if it gets that far...

Has nothing to do with T/C hurting for money, they have plenty of it. remember who owns them.it's a legitimate lawsuit and i hope they win it. CVA and others have made a lot of money off T/C designs.