Legal

GW’s sweeping lawsuit hit 280 sellers for Warhammer trademark issues, but it seems like they targeted plenty of the wrong companies. 

One hobby company flexed on a YouTube content creator this week, getting one of their videos taken down, and a copyright strike put on thier account. Was it all a misunderstanding?

Games Workshops’ $62.5 million dollar complaint against them has been dismissed, but the case may not be over yet. Come see the latest.

Come see what may be next for the $62.5 million dollar lawsuit against Games Workshop from our interview with the man who filed it, David Moore.

The latest chapter in the house of Games Workshops’ legal troubles is here, as they are being sued for $62.5 million dollars amid 6 criminal complaints.

Fresh from their recent settlement with Games Workshop, it appears that Chapterhouse Studios is back.

Well Chapterhouse’s legal councel released a pres release basically touting vicotry in a “David and Goliath” manner over Games Workshop Monday. This ruling seems to not only clear the way for more bits products to come to market, but also positions Winston & Stawn as defenders of trademark policy when applied to add on products. […]

Well it seems that in their rush to “defend” their IP, Games Workshop may have opened up a Pandora’s box of legal precedents against themselves. Most damning of all I think is the fact that GW admitted in court the statement that “Games Day is everyone’s chance to preform our favorite hobby activity; buying stuff […]