fair enough. so, in china you can't copy a car and make it because their laws won't allow it. it means, since china is the no1 car exporter, that all the other models aren't copies. copying designs and losing court cases happens in the west too or there wouldn't be laws against it so what's your point here. > in late february, porsche north america (plaintiff) filed a complaint against singer vehicle design (defendant) in delaware. > essentially, porsche north america sued singer for using its stylized logo, its crest, the "porsche" name, and the "911" moniker. > trademark infringement lawsuits happen on a daily basis in the us. most of them are not that serious or famous. however, porsche's request for a jury indicates they wanted to show that they meant business from the get-go.
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