Knocking sounds coming from walls and windows during the good ol’ days
of trademark, copyright and patent searches usually was geared towards a
head-banging and/or hand-banging energy source, mostly due to
extraordinary levels of frustration for the masses when it came down to
accessing the info in a timely manner. Can you fathom what used to
happen if someone included a middle initial one legal document while
leaving it out on another legal document as their legal identity?
Imagine flipping through mountains of manila file folders trying to
determine whether or not a piece of paper has any relevance to what you
were looking for and then add the words “copyright office”…is your mind
as numb as mine with such an equation being locked into the history
books as “how things used to be done before the Internet.”
Now this piece of nostalgia might date me a little towards the ancient,
but I remember the days of cartoons and graphics coming through a fax
machine at work, and a popular motif that would frequently go viral
around the office was a picture of a bulls-eye with a phrase like “Bang
Head Here” in big, bold letters. This mostly pre-dates the current
commonly accepted understanding that “going viral” has zero to do with
fax machines and far more to do with emailing and social networking
capabilities to take a piece of information and mass distribute it with
and/or without a persons permission to distribute, let alone permission
to act as a receiver of such efforts.
Going back to those good ol’ days for one more moment, the price tag for
a legal professional to perform trustworthy(?) intelligence gathering
didn’t have as much digit elasticity as it now has in this world of
trillions and trillions of bits of bites of something or other, but it
always had a spike in the back pocket of the process, which was the
potential ramifications if there was an existing trademark, copyright,
patent, etc. and it was somehow overlooked(?). These legal professional
would lubricate these record-keeping mechanisms through heavy doses of
charm(?) on the behalf of a client, so is it any wonder the inverse is
now in action to where there is so much data available to the public, it
remains nearly impossible to find relevant content…no matter what kind
of a string combo is entered into a search engine.
So whereas an author, a painter or a musician used to rely on good ol’
fashioned pavement pounding and mountains of calls to have even a sliver
of a chance of finding out if an identity string was available for
further branding efforts, nowadays it’s a complex game of True or False,
complete with a form of Truth or Dare embedded directly into these
types of decision trees. If one dares to decide even once between True
or False as to whether or not one Al is the same as another Al being
displayed in an array of search results delivered via technology...
Therefore, the publishing of this particular V Decision Tree Short List
is certainly a piece of the puzzling materials available to the public
via the Internet in connection with Alert M. Hochstadt, but it is buy no
means an actionable piece of evidence as a stand-alone exhibit.
However, whether or not a bankruptcy filing in connection with ABA Hail
Restoration was an intentional side-step away from the same system he
has initiated multiple proceedings against others across this nation or
instead reflects a fair and reasonable course of events for a legal
entity other than Hochstadt, based upon collaborating accounts of the
circumstances surrounding the case, the move into bankruptcy court with a
questionable $60 million+ deficit/debt merits further scrutiny and
challenge.
So although the bottom line for this particular list grows from the
little I know surrounding the legal circumstances, it is difficult to
erase or even diminish images of severe conflict and contradiction
between Hochstadt and Any Courtroom In the U.S. Based on a legal case
count, his lawsuit initiation tally far supersedes any victory against
legal charges filed against him. And amongst all lawsuits initiated by
Hochstadt (as contained herewithin), he was more often than not defeated
and yet all lawsuits against him (as contained herewithin) seem to slip
into some sort of legalese hold-up.
If he was running his business affairs with relatively fair and square
mannerisms in the State of Illinois, Idaho, California, Washington
and/or Florida, one might begin to wonder why such a supposed champion
of The Little Guy Victim Of Wall Street Greed as was demonstrated in the
Merrill Lynch incident…something else that had/still has questionable
challenges to the merits of the case brought forth by Hochstadt…doesn’t
seem to be frothing at the mouth for the chance to make his case in
these other legal matters.
And so, with nothing but dramatic fanfair and flare being entirely
absent due to text-based restrictions, following is The 1st 2011 V
Decision Tree Short List* for the string derivative “Hail Restoration.”
Using legally recognized organizational format extensions as primary
line-item decision points and ABA Hail Restoration as the legal identity
associated with Abert M. Hochstadt as the starting point, this
collection participates in some form and/or fashion in the race to the
top of the search engine ranking systems. Credible or not as to whether
or not there really is an organization by any and/or all of these
string derivatives, it all goes back to those good ol’ days of paper,
the pen and a human as the engine behind a search for information vs.
the prevailing wisdom to digitalize, classify, categorize and analyze
any and all elements known or unknown to mankind and beyond.
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