Summary
- Game development leader SPRIBE has made impressive progress in its legal battle against the Georgian firm Aviator LLC.
- Recently, the company secured a vital interim injunction from the UK High Court, ensuring protection for its beloved game, Aviator. This court decision effectively prevents Aviator LLC from launching any imitation games or engaging in any marketing activities that could potentially threaten the original's success.
- David Natroshvili, the visionary behind SPRIBE, is thrilled about their latest achievement.
SPRIBE, renowned for its groundbreaking next-gen games that captivate online casino enthusiasts worldwide, has achieved a significant legal victory. In a crucial battle against Aviator LLC, a company based in Georgia, SPRIBE successfully secured an interim injunction from the UK High Court. This decisive order stops Aviator LLC from marketing or launching any imitation of SPRIBE's acclaimed game, Aviator, demonstrating SPRIBE's unwavering commitment to protecting its innovative creations.
SPRIBE protects its award-winning Aviator game in the UK
Back in 2020, SPRIBE achieved a major milestone by obtaining a license for its Aviator game in the UK. Since then, this acclaimed game has surged in popularity, captivating countless players and creating unforgettable experiences. However, recently, SPRIBE's renowned creation faced a significant threat when the Georgian company, Aviator LLC, announced plans to launch its own game under the same name. According to SPRIBE, this new version closely mirrors their own Aviator game. Furthermore, SPRIBE alleges that Aviator LLC's promotional efforts were directly aimed at their clients. SPRIBE asserts that this imitation blatantly violates their copyrighted material and attempts to exploit the strong reputation they've built around the Aviator brand. In response to these claims of infringement, SPRIBE initiated legal proceedings against Aviator LLC to prevent any potential financial and reputational harm. A recently awarded interim injunction has effectively barred Aviator LLC from marketing or introducing their alleged copycat game in the UK.
The company is pleased with the UK High Court's decision
David Natroshvili, the visionary founder of SPRIBE, couldn’t hide his enthusiasm over the UK High Court's recent ruling. I am thrilled that the esteemed UK Court has sided with us, granting an injunction to stop Aviator LLC from launching and promoting its imitation game, he declared. Natroshvili emphasized, SPRIBE pioneered the Aviator crash game back in 2018 and holds exclusive global ownership. We are committed to doing whatever it takes to protect SPRIBE, our partners, and our players from any third-party threats to our rights. The Aviator game by SPRIBE has been a phenomenal success, steadily expanding its fan base. With the UK High Court’s latest ruling, SPRIBE is in a stronger position to safeguard its intellectual property and minimize potential financial or reputational risks.
