A US-based guitar maker has branded Fender Musical Instruments’s trademark lawsuit an example of “corporate greed” and an attempt to “take out small businesses in the US”.
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20 October 2015 Guitar maker Fender Musical Instruments has alleged that a US rival is selling infringing guitars containing its “distinctive” headstock design.