Second Battle Erupts Over Bid to Destroy Briland Firm
A Briland tourism business is fighting a second battle against efforts to destroy it and force staff terminations.
Julian 'Shaq' Gibson, operator of the Conch & Coconut tour business, is embroiled in a separate legal contest to block his former US business partner, Pablo Conde, from obtaining an injunction to force the company to close.
- Court filings reveal that Mr Conde is demanding the US court bar Mr Gibson from using the 'Conch & Coconut' and 'Crack open the Good Life' slogans.
- Mr Conde claims he owns the trademarks/patents for the slogans.
- The injunction bid seeks to freeze and restrain the Harbour Island firm's bank accounts and assets.
Efforts to "destroy" the business and "force" staff terminations
Author's summary: Briland firm fights second battle against destruction bid.
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