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I am doing exactly that. I created my own publishing company, which to date has published exactly one book. (My first book was published before I created this company, and I'm working on my third now.) The main reason I did this was so I could create my own imprint, i.e. publisher name and logo. It is also helpful -- I'm not sure if it's absolutely necessary ...
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This is a legal question more than a writing question. You probably should find a lawyer or law-related site to ask.
What country are you planning to publish in? Laws vary by country.
But just based on my general knowledge of United States law: A judge might possibly issue an injunction based on preliminary findings. You should then have an opportunity to ...
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I think that a company "that acts like a publishing house" but has no other corporate activity is a (small) publishing house.
The one obvious benefit will be if you are successful promoting and selling your own books, then you could take on other authors using the same systems and become a larger publishing house.
Since this question is almost exclusively ...
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