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deceptively similar name between companies
I have a company, and there is another company that has a similar name and consumers are getting confused. Both our companies agreed to retain an arbitrator to conduct a fact-finding regarding this dispute. Which facts would this be under? 1. the findings of fact determined by the arbitrator will be legally binding on the parties? 2. the report issued by the arbitrator will be legally binding on the parties 3. the findings of fact deteremined by the arbitrator and the arbitrator's report will not be lagall binding on the parties?

Asked on 4/06/08, 6:30 pm

Robert Davies The Davies Law Firm, P.A.

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Re: deceptively similar name between companies

You need a bit of assistance from an attorney. You need a written agreement with the other company to be bound by the arbitrator's decision.

Please contact me so that I may assist you.

Answered on 4/07/08, 12:26 pm

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