Oh, wow, imagine if judges applied this logic to #ScheduleA cases: 

"The filing of fifty-plus nearly identical copy-cat lawsuits (all by a single lawyer), presumably without any pre-suit effort at resolution, imposes an extraordinary burden on the judicial system and raises legitimate questions about whether the lawsuits are being brought in good faith or are, instead, a means of litigation blackmail filed by a trademark 'troll.'"

https://www.law360.com/ip/articles/1725942?nl_pk=fd062d42-234e-4b6a-b9b5-4052fd7ef7ac&utm 

 Full order: https://www.scribd.com/document/674010319/GS-Holistic-v-Vaportoke-Order

Plaintiff statement: https://www.scribd.com/document/674010545/Holistic-v-Vaportoke-Plaintiff-Statement 

 @e7f76f0d If you have to tell a judge "[w]e're not trolls," you're probably trolls."

(I think this is in the set of truisms, like "If a headline ends in a question mark, the answer is 'no'.") 

 @e7f76f0d Sarah, do you have a link that to something that is not behind a registration wall?