"Good. There is only one decision left to be made, then," Qian Meng said with a sigh. "Li Jun, what are our options legally?"
Li Jun was silent for a moment. "First, we need to figure out how they got their hands on the design," he responded. "The copyright filed for the designs was on the basis of color, material, design, and manufacturing technique. I got my hands on their copyright papers and set them side by side. Legally, the designs look a little similar, but in terms of quality, materials used, and the process of manufacturing, nothing coincides."
The temperature in the room dropped. "So, we cannot drag them for plagiarism?" she asked.
"Not on these grounds. If you insist that your products are so similar that the customer can get confused between the brands, we can use that as grounds to file a lawsuit," he added after a while.
The product development team and the designers frowned. Qian Meng, too, was disappointed.
