Bethesda changes lawyers again

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Bethesda is displeased with their law firm with the battle for the rights to Fallout Online and the whole Fallout Franchise against Interplay. So they have decided to change it again now that the court has rejected to dismiss Interplay's counter claim. Here's what the latest court filings had to say.

"The Clerk will please withdraw effective February 1, 2011, the appearance of Jennifer Quinn-Barabanov, Rachel M. Hofstatter, Michael J. Allan and Steptoe & Johnson LLP as counsel for the Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant, Bethesda Softworks, LLC, in the above-referenced matter, in light of the appearance of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP.”

“PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Dougls W. Baruch (MD Bar No. 12554) is entering his appearance as co-counsel for Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant Bethesda Softworks, LLC."
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I hope that Interplay wins. Fallout 1/2 were just SO MUCH BETTER than Fallout 3
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Sheaperd121 said:
ShadowSoldier said:
Bethesda was in a legal battle?
Apparently.

I was just searching for any news to post and found this.
Yeah, I recall it was about some online game using the Fallout name and some game references like the Pip-Boy. Bethesda didn't like the latter, so they tried some legal stuff to force them to take the Pip-Boy out of the game. They were, however, allowed to use the Fallout name.
 
Actually, it's a little big of a biggy, as far as the franchise go. Fallout Online has been in the works for a while now, and a teaser pic--all in the same nostalgic style of Fallout 1 and 2--was released. There's more than just a Pip-boy reference--it's essentially, though maybe not canon, part of the series. There's stuff about The Master, all the pop-items, supermutants, and some other stuff.

It's more similar than Fire Emblem and TearRing Saga were--and that got a lawsuit slapped on it fast.
 

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