EA slams Langdell

MCV Staff 1st September 2010 Publishing

Publisher Electronic Arts alleges that Tim Langdell intended to deceive” the United States Patent and Trademark Office with his treatment of the Edge trademark.

Tim Langdell, the owner of Edge Games so routinely embroiled in trademark disputes, had previously fired accusations at EA over its ambitious 2008 FPS Mirror’s Edge.

But EA says the unpopular game designer has deceived” the USPTO by continually relying on a trade mark that is not, in EA’s eyes, used legitimately.

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