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4 Apr, 2007 11:43 pm by Mark Reichel
On Tuesday, Reebok International Ltd. filed suit against Nike Inc. for infringement of its patent relating to "collapsible shoe" technology. This lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the ... of its "Free" shoe products like "Free Trainer" and "Free Trail," infringe Reebok's patent. The patent at issue (U.S. Patent No. 7,168,190, ... to its sales regardless of the outcome of the patent case." A quick search of the USPTO website shows that Reebok obtained 16 U.S. patents last year and 3 U.S. ...
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4 Mar 6:53 pm by Lyle Denniston
... they may qualify as "single entities"? To American Needle, it is all about whether it is going to be allowed to compete with Reebok International, Ltd.., to sell league-sanctioned sports apparel, like hats. The NFL used to license American Needle to ... in this case even though Obama is a committed fan of sports - and, of course, is a consumer of some of its merchandise (perhaps with a Reebok label). Opinion below Petition for certiorari Brief of respondents NFL Brief amicus curiae of NHL in support ...
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24 Jul, 2007 4:03 am
... defendants, the NFL, NFL Properties and each of the thirty two teams (collectively the "NFL") as well as Reebok International, Ltd. ("Reebok"), summary judgment on plaintiff's Sherman Act antitrust claims, finding that the NFL acts ... antitrust laws by acting together through NFL Properties to license their collective intellectual property rights exclusively to Reebok (plaintiff argued that the NFL did not violate antitrust laws when it licensed to numerous parties, including plaintiff, through ...
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29 Jun 8:55 am by admin
... law. The court said it will hear an appeal from American Needle Inc., of Buffalo Grove, Ill., that challenges an agreement the NFL struck with Reebok International Ltd. American Needle had been one of many firms that manufactured NFL headwear until the league granted an exclusive contract to Reebok in 2001. The NFL won the case in the federal appeals court in Chicago. But it also asked the Supreme Court to hear the case in a quest ...
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15 Mar, 2008 4:00 pm by Marty
... Inc., Tractel, Inc. and others... Defendant: Wuxi Shenxi Construction Machinery Company, Ltd. Case Number: 2:2008cv00336 Niche Media Holdings, LLC v. Niche Downtown, ... : P3 Industrial Technologies, Inc. Case Number: 4:2008cv00822 CERTA PROPAINTERS, LTD. v. HOHBEIN Pennsylvania Eastern District Court Filed: March 13, 2008 Plaintiff: ... March 12, 2008 Plaintiff: Cleated Technologies, Inc. Defendant: Nike, Inc., Reebok International, LTD, adidas-Salomon North America, Inc., New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc ...
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16 Apr, 2007 12:35 pm
... Club is headquartered. The lawsuit also followed the death of 4-year-old Jarnell Brown of Minneapolis, who died last year from acute lead poisoning by swallowing part of a heart-shaped charm bracelet distributed by Reebok International Ltd. The child's death was ruled accidental, but Reebok recalled 300,000 of the silver-colored, Chinese-made bracelets found to be 90 percent lead that the company had given away with its shoes. Source: EPA to ...
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28 Aug 11:17 am by thomason
... it leads to a narrow gate. "It is well established that disclosure of a trade secret in a patent places the information comprising the secret into the public domain." Stutz Motor Car of America, Inc. v. Reebok Intern., Ltd., 909 F.Supp. 1353, 1359 (C.D.Cal. 1995), aff'd, 113 F.3d 1258 (table) (case involving "The Pump" hi-tops from Reebok - which you really wanted!). The method of producing a "program-intergrated advertisement" was patented "in 2005″ according ...
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29 May 5:33 pm by Josh Wright
... Circuit upheld a district court's summary judgment in favor of the NFL and its separately owned teams on the ground that they function as a "single entity" when licensing and marketing their logos and trademarks under an exclusive licensing agreement with Reebok International Ltd. The brief concludes that the case does not merit Supreme Court review because of an absence of a split among the courts of appeals and because ...
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