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
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On July 9, LAMAR JACKSON opposed FL101 Inc.'s trademark for EIGHT in leather goods & clothing, citing potential brand confusion. Can anyone own a number? Find out on our blog: https://lnkd.in/eWYVf9nj #trademark #trademarks #trademarklaw #ipnews #intellectualproperty
Can Lamar Jackson Own the Number 8? We’re About to Find Out | Intellectual Property News.com
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Interesting read. What are your thoughts?
Williams-Sonoma was charged with advertising multiple products as being “Made in USA” when they were in fact manufactured in other countries, including China. That violated a 2020 commission order requiring the San Francisco-based company to be truthful about whether its products were in fact made in the U.S. The FTC said Friday that Williams-Sonoma has agreed to a settlement, which includes a $3.175 million civil penalty. That marks the largest-ever civil penalty seen in a “Made in USA” case, the commission said. https://lnkd.in/dbsXgWEd
Williams-Sonoma Must Pay Nearly $3.2M for Violating 'Made in USA' Order
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This blog article was such a fun one to write. I recommend you take a second and check it out!
New on the IPCLJ Blog: Tyler Walker dives into the long-lived litigation battle between the world’s two largest sport retail companies. He explores the deep history of each company’s respective intellectual property, the arguments behind each lawsuit filed, and the current score in the courtroom. https://lnkd.in/gPH8xn_i (opens in a new tab)
Sole Rivals: A Dive into Nike and Adidas’ Legal Tussle in IP
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It's unfair to advertise things as Made in USA when they are not. It distorts buyers understanding of what to expect in a product, it's value and the cost of labor—and the buyer's view of the cost of products that actually are made in the USA. There are so many ways to promote features and benefits of a product. When advertising is most of the cost of a company's product, they may as well be factual. This was for smaller items, but what about large purchases?
The agency charges that Williams-Sonoma deceptively described multiple products as “Made in USA” when, in fact, they were made in China and other countries. The company has agreed to pay a historically large settlement in restitution.
Williams-Sonoma fined $3.2 million over false ‘Made in USA’ claims
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When will company directors be personally liable for acts of wrongdoing by their company? And what profits will they have to account to the injured party for? These questions were considered by the Supreme Court in the context of a trade mark infringement case in Lifestyle Equities v Ahmed. Natalie Welch explores the details of the case here: https://lnkd.in/dFCpdt55 #intellectualproperty #trademarks #brandprotection
Ignorance is bliss: Supreme Court says knowledge is critical factor in determining directors’ liability
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A recent case highlights a critical vulnerability in online retail: a Michigan woman managed to exploit fashion rental websites, stealing over $800K in luxury goods by creating multiple accounts using varied contact details. This incident underscores the urgent need for businesses to adopt collaborative fraud prevention strategies. By sharing data on user identities and behaviors across platforms, companies can quickly identify and halt fraudulent activities, safeguarding their assets and enhancing efficiency. This approach not only saves money but also strengthens the online retail ecosystem against increasingly sophisticated fraud and abuse schemes. Let's champion a united front against fraud by embracing shared intelligence networks. Together, we can make a difference. #FraudPrevention #Collaboration #RetailSecurity
A Freeland, Michigan woman was arrested for stealing over 1,000 luxury items, valued at $823,000, from at least three fashion rental subscription websites and then reselling them online, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District Court of New York announced on Wednesday, February 14th.
How A Michigan Woman Used Credit Cards Trick To Allegedly Steal $800,000 In Rented Designer Goods
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Here’s is my latest post for The IPKat dealing with the selection of evidences proving genuine use of a EUTM (“ICE”)
Revocation of “ICE” EUTM: thousands of pages of evidence do not necessarily establish genuine use
Revocation of “ICE” EUTM: thousands of pages of evidence do not necessarily establish genuine use
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Some useful considerations for either "damages" or "an account of profits".
When will company directors be personally liable for acts of wrongdoing by their company? And what profits will they have to account to the injured party for? These questions were considered by the Supreme Court in the context of a trade mark infringement case in Lifestyle Equities v Ahmed. Natalie Welch explores the details of the case here: https://lnkd.in/dFCpdt55 #intellectualproperty #trademarks #brandprotection
Ignorance is bliss: Supreme Court says knowledge is critical factor in determining directors’ liability
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Here is an interesting video to watch from Safiya J. Nygaard. More hidden costs of TikTok - content theft, false advertising, fast fashion environmental impacts, and downright theft. https://lnkd.in/g22R6V9x.
I Bought The Same Dress For $4, $30, $60, and $200
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I can always rely on Bella Lamplough Shields to bring the puns (and some stellar case analysis for that matter too). Check out our latest summary! #intellectualproperty #trademarks #courtofappeal
Shine bright like a diamond as you dazzle your friends and colleagues (I think I'm pushing my luck on the puns here) with this judgment from the Court of Appeal on the importance of post-sale and real-world context in trade mark disputes. Stephanie Kay, Adrian Aronsson-Storrier and I discuss.
Dreaming of diamonds: Umbro scores a success in the Court of Appeal for trade mark infringement (via Passle)
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