Legal Question in Business Law in Michigan
Hello,
I used to work for my family in a Property Management company and although I created the slogan for the company. Because of personal differences and the difficulties working for family can bring, I decided to part ways with the company. They however have taken the slogan I created and built a marketing campaign and now use it on the front page of their website. I never signed a disclosure that would state that they own this slogan or that the ideas I had are the property of their company. Is their any legal discourse for asking them to remove the slogan or pay something for the right to use it?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Not unless you personally trademarked it. Otherwise, you got paid to create the slogan for the company and they own it. My 2 cents. kliszlaw.com Tim Klisz
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