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Originally posted by HardDrive
Wolfe, for god sake, you need an intellecutal property attorney. Seattle is chock full of them.
Your manufacturing methods are YOURS. You should have not let this go this far. Its worth paying the retainer on an attorney just to advise you how to proceed.
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With the additional information, that is exactly what I'm thinking.
If he has any sort of patent or trademark protection on the item, he may have certain rights to prevent you from manufacturing/selling the item. If not, you should probably (depending on any previous terms/contracts you've had with him) be able to manufacture it on your own and tell him to "take a flying leap" -- but you'll need the attorney to review this and help you determine who owns what.