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Tesla launches legal war over 'Cybercab' name against seltzer company

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Tesla filed a comprehensive legal challenge against UNIBEV over the "Cybercab" trademark, alleging fraud and bad faith, as Tesla prepares to launch Cybercab production; this highlights the importance of securing trademarks for content creators to protect their brand identities from squatters.

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