Tree Frog Toy: Can Co Be Sued for Accuracy?

Thread starter kolleamm
Start date Nov 19, 2016
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A company can potentially be sued if its toy, Tree Frog, does not resemble a real tree frog, as anyone can file a lawsuit for various reasons. However, the outcome of such a lawsuit would depend on multiple factors, including trademark and copyright laws. The discussion highlights the complexities of legal action in product design and consumer expectations. Ultimately, while lawsuits can be initiated easily, their success hinges on specific legal criteria. Legal advice is recommended for companies facing such concerns.

Nov 19, 2016

kolleamm

Let's say a company sells a toy called Tree Frog. Can the company be sued if the toy does not look exactly like a real tree frog?

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Nov 19, 2016

jackwhirl

The unfortunate truth is that anyone can sue anyone for anything.

Nov 19, 2016

jackwhirl

Ninja'd you there, Greg.

Edit: now I just look silly. :P

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