Legal

We've taken our products to Hasbro and shown them in person what we're doing. This face to face meeting took place in San Francisco in the summer of 2006. We had a great time going over our products and describing to them in detail what we were about and what we've been doing.

Hasbro was very interested in our work. They looked at our Web site and asked a bunch of questions. Over the course of 3 months or so we mailed back and forth with them talking about our products. In the end they chose not to pursue a business arrangement with us and chose not to purchase any of our work. We were told more than once that what we'd done was "amazing" and that our "execution on an existing concept was flawless".

We were also told that "we'd obviously developed our own intellectual property" and that the work we'd done was both original and our own. After this meeting there was no question in either of our minds that Hasbro had no legal issues with what Rabid Squirrel Productions has created. We talked about naming, product features, colors, material, molds, techniques, processes, distribution channels, and large scale production.

The entire experience was both rewarding and enlightening. We can say without reservation that at this time there is no impending legal action from any company, person or entity and that the work we've done has satisfied both the letter and the intent of intellectual property laws regarding the ownership and rights of all individual and corporate parties.

CyberFembot A.R.C. is ours, 100%

Beyond any of this we have engaged the services of several lawyers over the years and have taken great pains to steer clear of any and all infractions or the appearance of infractions from all facets of the work we're involved in. We want to make our products and we want not to be sued.

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