Call of Duty: Hummer sues Activision for illegally operating its vehicles

AM General, the automaker and owner of the Hummer brand announced launching a lawsuit against Activision that would use its brands without any agreement in its games including the franchise Call of Duty.
 

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 AM General is at the origin of the brand Hummer which offers all-terrain vehicles for the army and for the civil domain. Particular side, we know the different versions of the Hummer, while the army has the famous Humvees, 4x4 armored equipped with different weapons systems.

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 The trademark has filed a complaint in a 54-page file sent to justice in which it accuses Activision Blizzard to have illegally used his Humvee for commercial purposes.


 

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 A year earlier, AM General contacted the publisher to find an amicable agreement, without result ... Now the case is brought to justice. According to AM General, the publisher has never asked permission or even negotiated contract to integrate Humvees in its games Call of Duty.

Considering the success of Call of Duty, we imagine that the damages and interest requested from the publisher will be proportional and therefore particularly salty.


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