A company's logo and website are trademarks and part of its intellectual property. Unauthorized use is IP theft. That IS of concern to in-house legal counsel. Trademark enforcement is part of their job.
Val Westergard and John Lehne are implying an endorsement by these companies -- that Mesh Global is legitimate enough to have strategic relationships with them. Even if these companies did have a relationship with MGI, Val and John would still need to obtain express permission to use their logos and to link to their websites.
It has come to our attention that you are using the GOOGLE logo on your website (www.locallytype.com/pages/submit.htm) without our express written permission. Please note that we allow use of our logo only if we have granted express written permission; see www.google.com/permissions/guidelines.html. Such unauthorized use constitutes trademark infringement and unfair competition under both federal and state laws. It misleads consumers into believing that some association exists between you and Google; and it weakens the ability of the GOOGLE mark and name to identify a single source, namely, Google.
It doesn't show integrity for Val and John to be using all of those logos, most certainly without permission.
I believe that all of the companies whose logos are on the Mesh Global website would like to know and would likely object to infringement of their trademarks.
I left a message for in-house counsel for Ubiquiti Networks yesterday and received a return call today. He is out of the country so, I am going to e-mail information to the person who returned my call.
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