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{{stub}}'''''Sega, S.A. Sonic v. Sega Enterprises, Ltd.''''' is a 199x case where [[Eduardo Morales-Hermo]] of the Spanish Sega distributor [[Sega, S.A.]] ([[Segasa]]) sued the Japanese [[Sega Enterprises, Ltd.]] over the first "use of [[Sonic]]".{{intref|Interview: Eduardo Morales-Hermo (2022-10-05) by Sega-16}}

==History==
The Spanish Sega distributor [[Sega, S.A.]] had been operating under the name [[Sonic (company)|Sonic]] since at least the 1970s, and while the details are unknown, the Japanese [[Sega Enterprises]] later found themselves the recipient of a lawsuit concerning usage of the name.{{intref|Interview: Eduardo Morales-Hermo (2022-10-05) by Sega-16}}

==Result==
Reportedly, the case was too expensive for [[Sega, S.A.]] to continue, and was dropped.{{intref|Interview: Eduardo Morales-Hermo (2022-10-05) by Sega-16}} 

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