The prob with tealive was the owner rebrand his outlets overnight while fighting for chatime brand... He should just close all his outlets for 1-2 months "rent" the outlets to shell company and start business again

however, without Loob Chatime is no one..... u hardly see any chatime outlets in taiwan and they are such a small bubble tea company out of hundred there..... i been there so many times and to be honest....i think i only see 1-2 times only....

if court ordered tealive to shutdown.... Loob just sell the brand to a shell company and let his wife become sole owner..... loob knows all the ingredients suppliers and recipes hence like it or not.... this fella is here to stay....

u cannot copyright drink/food here... look like chatime, taste like chatime but it's not chatime... LOL

la kaffa may public listed but the brand "chatime" is not popular and i only believe facts that i hardly see that in taipei and tai chung... public listed doesnt mean big and popular

i didnt say he was correct on that part... but the owner should know this will come sooner or later.... this is business..

this case in fact is like "Can malaysia employers stop their ex-staff from joining competitors although they sign the employment agreement stated they can't for N year"....


the agreement has more bark then bite....