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The dispute between Andy and Jianing│CTV News reporter Cao Wenning
News link:https://youtu.be/JKaXsflGZ14
The "Zhongliangji" CP "Teacher Andy" of the YouTube channel started to quarrel with Zhang Jianing after breaking up. In response to the "Statement of Qunhai Entertainment Co., Ltd." issued by Zhang Jianing and Zhang's mother yesterday, Andy posted a nearly 5-minute video in the early hours of this morning. He said that he finally saw the response from Qunhai Company, that is, Zhang's mother, "You prepared for 3 days, and I was ready in the shortest time." Andy responded one by one according to the statement of Qunhai Entertainment. Regarding the first point of Qunhai’s statement, “Regarding the establishment of the company and the payment of salaries”, Andy said that Zhang’s mother has proved here that this channel is jointly operated by him and Zhang Jianing, so why did he become an employee who was only registered as a shareholder in someone else’s name?
Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, said that if Andy wants to fight for the relevant trademark, he needs to apply for an assessment within 5 years after the other party registers the trademark, so there may only be about 20 days left. If he wants to claim that he signed the contract because he did not read it clearly or was deceived, he must provide evidence that he had misread it, and also provide relevant evidence that he has invested and is the one who operates and manages the channel. Only then will he have a better chance of successfully regaining the operating rights of the channel.
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