The Fashion Law

We parsed the details of M&A and other investment transactions – upwards of 2,000 transactions across industries (from fashion and retail to auto, pharma, AI, ESG, etc.) that took place from September 1, 2024 to November 20, 2024 – to see what trends in branding we could identify.

Modified Rolexes, Upcycling, Trends in Branding & More: A snapshot of what happened this week in fashion law

?The bulk of the court’s #trademark infringement analysis in the ROLEX case focused on Jewelry Unlimited's disclosures, essentially providing insight on what not to do when looking to prevent consumer confusion by way of?disclosure language.?

Ganni A/S has told a New York federal court that it does not have rights in the design of its Buckle Ballerina flat or its Feminine Buckle Two-Strap sandal in the U.S. in Steve Madden case.?

Gucci can't escape claims in a case alleging that it duped consumers with “fraudulent” claims that its exotic skin products are “ethically-sourced.”

The IP High Court held that individual in the business of #upcycling handbags and other luxury goods is liable for trademark infringement in connection with his sale of modified?Louis Vuitton?bags.

From newly-filed lawsuits to other fashion law and business developments, here is a snapshot of what happened this week.

Nike alleges that its counterfeiting and false advertising causes of action are “ripe for summary adjudication because StockX admits the predicate facts establishing these claims.” https://lnkd.in/evnhw9b4

The proposed $8.5 billion merger between Tapestry and Capri Holdings Limited is off, the parties confirmed this morning.

Ganni A/S argues that Steve Madden’s claims are barred because it is “a competitor to [Steve Madden] and acted in good faith with legitimate economic self-interest." https://lnkd.in/eqke9Jyw