LAWSUITS continue against ReMax Marquee Partners, Inc. Los Angeles, California

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) July 18, 2008 -- Los Angeles, California – July 2008. In the last month of 2007 California’s largest Re/Max franchise abruptly changed its name from Re/Max All Cities Realty to Re/Max Marquee Partners. A federal trademark trial was set and apparently management was attempting to distance this Re/Max from the use of the registered trademark All Cities Realty®. In total three similar lawsuits continue against this Remax franchise. Public Information about this 1700 person litigation is provided at the website the informational website www.remaxlawsuits.com

In December 2007, a surprise decision by Kelli Todd the CEO of Remax Marquee Partners, Inc., was to change the website and business name. Apparently she decided the best thing to do was to change the name of the company from Re/Max All Cities Realty to Re/Max Marquee Partners, Inc. before trial.

The court continued the trial from December to July 2008. Approximately 30 days prior to trial this summer, for no explained reason, the trial was continued by the federal court once again. The trial has been continued no less than four times.

The office name has been changed to Re/Max Marquee Partners, Inc., but the All Cities Realty vs. Re/Max All Cities Realty legal battle continues according to Mr. Miner at All Cities Realty, Inc. There has been no settlement in the case stated Mr. Miner. The litigation continues against the corporation and the 1700 agents named in the state lawsuit. There are still 5+ years of infringement that will be dealt with in court.

Re/Max CEO, Kelli Todd Amundson boldly has stated they will indemnify each and every agent who has used the All Cities Realty® name. This Re/Max has filed court documents that state they will indemnify each and every real estate agent who has used the All Cities Realty® name upon the real estate agents’ request.

Two other California real estate corporations have been this litigation; ReMax Commercial Brokerage [Commbroker, Inc.] and ReMax Hollywood Hills [Hollymax Realty, Inc.]

Byron Rife, Jr. is the designated corporate officer, or broker of record, in all three real estate corporations. Dale Eleniak Esq. was the broker of record when the alleged infringement began. Both brokers have been named for alleged vicarious liability in the latest federal lawsuit.

Interested parties should visit the informational website www.remaxlawsuits.com

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