Earlier this month, the Internet learned of a Kickstarter backer who brought a lawsuit against a Kickstarter project creator. The story of Hanfree, Seth Quest, and Neil Singh was first reported by Eric Markowitz in Inc. magazine. This is reportedly the first time a Kickstarter backer had sued a project creator, and it eventually led to a secondary story about how crowdfunding is serious business. Quick summary: Seth Quest launched a Kickstarter campaign in March 2011 for Hanfree, a standing iPad mount he’d devised. The crowdfunding campaign was a success, and he raised $35,000. Production was a disaster, though, and Quest ended up unable to fulfill his backers’ pre-orders. Neil Singh was one of those backers, and he filed a lawsuit against Quest.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
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