Langdell must announce edge defeat

Tim Langdell has until Friday October 15th to inform all licencees of his ‘edge’ trademark that he no longer has legal ownership of the name.

A United States district judge made the order at the very end of what has been the most damaging and humiliating week in Langdell’s controversial career.

In what resembled a swift mafia-like ‘clean-up’ job, District Judge William Alsup told the United States Patent and Trademark Office to cancel all of Langdell’s ‘edge’ trademarks, and told Langdell himself to inform his licencees – those who already fell victim to his pugnacious ‘trademark trolling’ – that his power has been dissolved.

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