Last week’s settlement of a high-profile trademark dispute that appeared to mark a victory for Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has apparently done little to discourage others from pursuing the US tech giant in court, with 2 new cases making the headlines just days after announcement of an end to the original dispute. My only possible explanation for the strange timing in the announcement of these new cases is that perhaps the 2 plaintiffs saw that Apple agreed to pay $60 million for rights to the iPad name in China to a bankrupt company named Proview, and now think that they can perhaps get similar settlements in their own cases.
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