Copyright Lawsuit Over a Baby Name

I once saved a mother with an unborn child from a burning building. She was so grateful for my help that she agreed to name her child after me. I said "name her Novatas" which was the name of my first company. She did. 21 years later, the daughter became a very successful travel influencer, with a large following, and got in contact to thank me for saving her life. I sued her for copyright infringement. I had trademarked the name Novatas way back when before her birth and she had been using it for her branding. Legally I was entitled to a lot of her revenue because her mother was silly enough to fall for this trick. You enter the game as soon as you're born and you can't miss a day playing it.

A text-based social media post tells a ridiculous story about a man who saves a pregnant mother, convinces her to name her daughter “Novatas,” and later sues the daughter for using the name as a travel brand. The punchline is the cynical claim that life is a game of legal and financial exploitation from birth, mocking corporate trademarks and ruthless lawsuits. It is shared as an absurd, darkly satirical reaction to capitalism, copyright disputes, or manipulative behavior.

• @pokupkabitka / 43439 2024-08-08