Bill,
On Wed, 17 Feb 1999, Bill Lovell wrote:
> Well, then we have folks like Ellen Rony coming along and blasting all
> "trademark lawyers," others like James Santaga who raves about "greedy
> lawyers" and adds that the judges are all dolts, while at the same time
> Phil Howard wants a change in the law to end the NSI policy. If such
> should come about, what do you suppose would be the field of work of
> those who will have accomplished that? EEs? I think not.
>
> The thinking on this issue will become vastly improved when people quit
> pointing fingers at stereotypical scapegoats and insulting whole groups
> of people as a class.
There was a very nice thread the other day with a french lawyer
([EMAIL PROTECTED] if I am not mistaken) who was after so called
"diluters" of Porsche.
The main beneficiaries (financially) are the ones with the billable hours
:-)-O. If that was organized well, one could even hire someone to register
dilutions so one can go after them and bill some hours not finding them...
el
