A small immersive technology company called Metax LLC has filed a lawsuit at the New York District Court against Meta Platforms Inc., a social media company owned by Mark Zuckerberg and was previously known as Facebook. Metax, which refers to himself only as a meta, said in a press release that it had been involved in the “in -depth technology industry and experience” since 2010 – and, more precisely, that it was caught red -handed when Facebook changed its name to Meta late last year.
This lawsuit begins with hard accusations, claiming that Facebook “boldly violates the basic intellectual property rights that are immortalized
In the Law a.s. To eliminate a small business, meta. “Further lawsuit claims that this is a clear violation of the Meta trademark and intellectual property rights, because it has worked in the in -depth technology industry for the past 12 years – long before Facebook decided to change its image. As part of the announcement of his lawsuit, Meta accused Facebook “Involved in the terrible actions of unfair competition.” The founder and CEO of Meta Justin “JB” Bologna claimed that his company tried to complete the situation with Facebook for the past eight for months to succeed, “Not leaving choices but to continue with litigation.”
This lawsuit begins with hard accusations, claiming that Facebook “boldly violates the basic intellectual property rights that are immortalized
In the Law a.s. To eliminate a small business, meta. “Further lawsuit claims that this is a clear violation of the Meta trademark and intellectual property rights, because it has worked in the in -depth technology industry for the past 12 years – long before Facebook decided to change its image. As part of the announcement of his lawsuit, Meta accused Facebook “Involved in the terrible actions of unfair competition.” The founder and CEO of Meta Justin “JB” Bologna claimed that his company tried to complete the situation with Facebook for the past eight for months to succeed, “Not leaving choices but to continue with litigation.”
In fact, Meta’s lawsuit claims that Facebook not only operates in the same immersive technology industry as small businesses, but also offers “the same in -depth experience” in the same event and place, “and that it is also reportedly reported to work with” creators and companies the same one.” It is different from Meta’s claim that they make contact with Facebook as soon as the last company announced his plans to change the image. After expressing concerns about a shared name, Facebook allegedly told Meta that the two companies were dealing with “very different goods and services.”
As additional salt in wounds, Meta shows that Facebook is a company that is influenced by controversy, claiming that such controversy has “destroyed” its ability to continue to operate with the name Meta. “Meta is associated with toxicity that is closely related to Facebook,” claims the lawsuit. Meta (Facebook, namely) has not responded to this accusation with public statements, but this is certainly not the first time he has faced legal action due to rebranding.