But it didn't' stop there. It sued MySimon to grab the name, carefully filing in Indianapolis, its headquarters, a city it practically owns. Naturally, a judge sided with the property developer . This is the kind of decision that not only shakes faith in the law, but in the fairness of our business system. The law should protect entrepreneurs and start-ups against bullying.
Business depends on respect for law.
Without it business can't take place. Every business should consider that before sending their henchmen to the courthouse. There are many ways in which businesses can go under. Many actions that don't appear to be bankruptcies actually are. Take mergers, for instance.