> > --- In [email protected], Vaj

> > 
> > The other day I clicked on an ad for meditation
> > instruction that came
> > up with a Google search, and the site is being
> > harassed by the TMO's
> > lawyer. Is it legal savvy to claim trademark
> > infringement where there
> > is none?

The guy is really riding on the TM coat-tails. He's
using TM to promote his technique by saying it's "just
as good" and then including various TM studies. I
completely understand why the TMO is going after him
and agree with them from a legal perspective. He's the
guy who doesn't have a leg to stand on legally. 


        
                
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