Good news! We now own the trademark for RetroPie in the USA thanks to help and support from Eckland & Blando.
In February 2017 it came to our attention that a 3rd party had trademarked the RetroPie name in the USA. They were using the trademark to illegally sell our software and take down anyone else they saw doing the same, even those that just sold hardware and respected our software licences.
We posted asking for legal help on this site, and we were overwhelmed with all the offers of support. Thanks!
We decided to accept a very generous offer of help from Daniel Cragg at Eckland & Blando, who offered to resolve the situation for us for free, with us only covering the paperwork filing costs.
There were a few hurdles along the way, as although the person who dishonestly registered our name agreed to cancel it, they managed to make a mistake with the paperwork, so it took additional time and work from Eckland & Blando to get the situation resolved. Finally though, the trademark is now ours!
I want to say a huge thank you to Daniel, Jared and co at Eckland & Blando for all the time they put into resolving this for us. We couldn’t have done it without you. Cheers!
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This is great news guys!!!!
Can you please sort out these jokers:
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Selling hundreds of devices a week with retropie software and making tens of thousands off the backs of other peoples hard work and coding. They have 26K followers on facebook following their illegal company.