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Steven A. Meyerowitz
over 9 years ago
Financial Fraud Law
Financial Fraud Law Blog
Counterfeit Super Bowl Tickets? Prosecutors Bring Charges
Two men have been charged with running a counterfeit production and distribution operation in Queens, New York, and elsewhere in which blocks of high quality tickets to sought-after post-season football games – including the 2014 AFC championship...
Ashlee Froese
over 9 years ago
Intellectual Property
Patent Law Blog
Bundle Up – Litigation Can Be Chilly
A potentially big Canadian fashion law dispute caught our attention last week and we couldn’t wait to tell you all about it. Canada Goose is taking on Sears Canada over Sears’ sale of allegedly infringing jackets. Below is a summary of Canada...
Richard Goldfarb
over 8 years ago
Contracts and Commercial Law
Contracts and Commercial Law Blog
VPN and Pizza: The Right Way To Deal with Food Claims
An article in Thursday's Wall Street Journal reminded me of a point I’ve been trying to make for years but didn’t have a good hook to do so. Now that this idea is in print, I do, so here goes. The article concerns a group called Associazione...
Richard Goldfarb
over 9 years ago
Contracts and Commercial Law
Contracts and Commercial Law Blog
Joe Canada!
When innovation meets the law, the results are often surprising. We in Seattle are confronting this as ride services like Lyft compete with a regulated taxi industry . Now consider Pirate Joe's , a business located in the upscale Kitsilano neighborhood...
Richard Goldfarb
over 8 years ago
Contracts and Commercial Law
Contracts and Commercial Law Blog
POM Wonderful’s Belated Christmas Gift
On December 30, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals handed POM Wonderful a belated Christmas gift, and an unusual one at that. It reversed the denial of a preliminary injunction in a case it had brought against PUR Beverages, a d/b/a of Robert G. Hubbard...
Lee Berlik
over 11 years ago
Corporate
Business Law Blog
Trademark Fight Ensues Over Lou's Red Shoes
A new line of women's footwear now being sold by Yves Saint-Laurent has high-end French shoe designer Christian Louboutin seeing red. Louboutin's companies, asserting that a new line of red Yves Saint-Laurent shoes violates their U.S. trademark...
Lee Berlik
over 12 years ago
Corporate
Business Law Blog
Zynga Lawyer Responds to Blingville Lawsuit
Does use of the name "Blingville" by a small game developer from Harpers Ferry , West Virginia, infringe the trademark rights of Zynga, creator of FarmVille? Does Zynga have a monopoly on Facebook applications ending in "ville"? Blingville...
Lee Berlik
over 10 years ago
Corporate
Business Law Blog
No Trademark for WAGGIN' STRIPS
Midwestern Pet Foods, Inc. (Midwestern) applied for a trademark on its dog treat product, WAGGIN' STRIPS. The Societe des Produits Nestle S.A. (Nestle), which holds the trademark on a similar dog treat, BEGGIN' STRIPS, challenged the application...
Mack Sperling
over 7 years ago
Corporate
Business Law Blog
Pizzas and Trademark Infringement
It is easy to forget that there is a North Carolina Trademark Registration Act. It is in Chapter 80 of the General Statutes . The Business Court's mandatory jurisdiction extends to cases brought under Chapter 80 per N.C. Gen. Stat. §7A-45...
Arina Shulga
over 11 years ago
Corporate
Business Law Blog
Has “App Store” Become a Generic Name?
On March 22nd, Amazon.com launched Appstore for Android, where it offers for sale and download games and other applications available for Android smart phones. Apple Inc., the maker of iPhones, iPod media players and iPad tablet computers, sued Amazon...
Gabriela Nolen
over 6 years ago
Litigation
Litigation Blog
EARNHARDT: It’s All in a Name
Famous NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt died in 2001, but litigation relating to his death continues to this day. In a case before the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (Board), the former racing super star’s...
Melissa Ritti
over 10 years ago
Litigation
Litigation Blog
Controversy Requirement Debated Before Supreme Court In Trademark Case
WASHINGTON, D.C. - (Mealey's) The Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals properly found standing lacking in a trademark infringement case by virtue of a covenant not to sue, an attorney for Nike Inc. told the U.S. Supreme Court Nov. 7 ( Already LLC...
Mark Rogers
over 12 years ago
Litigation
Litigation Blog
High Court Declines To Hear Tiffany’s Trademark Infringement Case Against Ebay
WASHINGTON, D.C. - (Mealey's) The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 29 declined to grant a petition for certiorari by Tiffany (NJ) Inc. in a case in which the high-end jeweler had accused online auction site eBay Inc. of trademark infringement ( Tiffany...
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
over 13 years ago
Litigation
News Headlines
Reebok Sued Over 'Finish Strong' Saints T-shirts
NEW ORLEANS – (AP) The New Orleans Saints' Super Bowl-winning season has led to a trademark dispute involving the team's unofficial 2009 motto and two manufacturers of athletic wear. In a suit filed in Chicago federal court, Finish ...
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
over 12 years ago
Litigation
News Headlines
Trademark Lawsuit Stops Return Of G.I. Joe's
PORTLAND Ore. - (AP) Customers swore the credibility of G.I. Joe's name was the reason they shopped at the longtime sporting goods retailer and when it was changed, the reason they stopped. That name and the ideals and spirit it represented was at...
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