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2 Mar, 2008 10:39 am
... limited field of use license with respect to the technology to third-party defendant Rexall Sundown, Inc. Through various corporate transactions, a Rexall subsidiary was
combined with another company and then ... which requires proof that the defendant "intentionally induced' the primary infringer to infringe,' Perfect 10, Inc. v. Visa Internat'l
Serv. Ass'n, 494 F.3d 788, 807 (9th Cir. 2007)…" (STL post here). The case cite is ProteoTech, Inc. v. Unicity International,
Inc., No. 06-1297, 2008 WL ...
19 Sep, 2007 9:06 pm
... Eastern District of California found that Nikepal International, Inc.'s use of NIKEPAL in connection with laboratory goods and services dilutes by blurring Nike,
Inc.'s NIKE trademarks under ... the court amended its findings of fact and conclusions of law, which are available here. (STL
previously discussed the court's order on summary judgment here.) Nike has used ... the court found, compelled reversal of the TTAB's decision. The case cite is Nike, Inc. v.
Nikepal Int'l, Inc., 05-1468 (E.D. Calif.).
26 Sep, 2007 9:19 pm
On Sept. 25, Vancouver, Wash.-based furniture importer Bourne International, Inc., settled its trade dress and copyright infringement claims against Chet Stoler and his
company, South Seas Trading Co. (Previous STL coverage discussing the Western District's refusal to enter the parties' stipulated protective
order here.) Bourne had alleged that Mr. Stoler, a former Bourne officer, director, and shareholder, had been responsible for ...
21 May, 2007 7:14 pm
... last year, Washington courts have become much more reluctant to make court filings non-public. The Western District case of Bourne International, Inc. v. Stoler, No.
06-5680, reflects this sentiment. Plaintiff Bourne International alleges the defendant Chet Stoler, a ... an opportunity to be heard." In December, Western District Judge Marsha
Pechman rejected another stipulated protective order for some of these same reasons. STL discussion of that case here with the rejected
stipulated order here.
28 Nov, 2007 7:08 am
... mo.us Web: http://www.msd.k12.mo.us Learning Disabilities The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) Kansas/Missouri Branch , 7713 Quail Ridge Court ... 314) 918-9920
E-mail: rebuildingstl@aol.com Web: http://www.rebuildingtogether-stl.org Habitat for Humanity Affiliates for Missouri Cass County Habitat for
Humanity P ... E-mail: dra@disabilityresourceassociation.org Web: http://www.disabilityresourceassociation.org LIFE, Inc., Center for Independent Living 1109 St. Genevieve Avenue
Farmington, MO 63640 ...
1 Nov, 2008 3:12 am
... aims at protecting local products with geographical origins (Intellectual Property Watch) WIPO to mark 50th anniversary of international geographical indications registration
system (WIPO) Global - Patents 50 most innovative companies for 2008, according ... EPO) ECJ rules on whether Manpower CTM descriptive: Powerserve Personalservice v Office for
Harmonisation in the Internal Market - Manpower Inc (Class 46) MARQUES Position Paper on Proposed Changes to Locarno Classification System for Industrial ...
17 Aug 1:00 am
... of Towners," friends (I won't call them "tourists") from outside the Emerald City; "International Visitors," folks who have traveled a long way to get here; and "Buskers,"
... Ninth Circuit's latest decision interpreting the CAN-SPAM Act, Gordonv. Virtumundo, Inc. Its reaction? "'[W]ow,' is all I can say! It's a resounding win for [commercial
emailer ... by Bristol family law barrister Lucy Reed at Pink Tape. Thanks for visiting STL! Blawg Review has information about next week's
host, and instructions ...
13 Jul 9:25 pm
... the Western District entered judgment in favor of The Perfumer's Workshop International, Ltd., against Sportsfragrance, Inc. As readers may recall, Sportsfragrance
sued Perfumer's for trademark ... with perfumes. In May, Judge Thomas Zilly dismissed the suit for lack of personal jurisdiction (STL coverage
here). The judgment stems from the court's June 30 order granting in ... , Inc. v. The Perfumer's Workshop International, Ltd., No. 09-177 (W.D. Wash. June 30, 2009)
(Zilly, J.). Full disclosure: STL ...
28 Dec, 2008 8:26 pm
... .'s use of EVISA as a trademark and domain name was likely to dilute by blurring Visa International Service Association's VISA trademark. The decision under the "new"
standards set forth ... s use of the mark is likely to cause dilution by blurring or dilution by tarnishment." Jada Toys, Inc., 518 F.3d at 634. As discussed in Las Vegas
Trademark Attorney's comprehensive ... had found under different standards twice before). The case cite is Visa International Service Ass'n v. JSL Corp., No. 01-294 (D. ...
15 Mar, 2007 8:35 pm
... Hampshire coffee company based on the TDRA but did not shed light on how the new statute would be interpreted. (STL discussion of Starbucks
Corp. v. Wolfe's Borough Coffee Inc. here.) The Louis Vuitton case (which STL discussed here), involves the seller of novelty dog toys
who markets ... Louis Vuitton's dilution claim, which Louis Vuitton has appealed. Earlier this month, the International Trademark Association filed an amicus brief in the case
siding with Louis Vuitton. In today's ...
14 Sep, 2007 12:37 pm
... that Microsoft has filed three lawsuits against alleged cybersquatters. One of the three is Microsoft Corp. v. Kovyrin (complaint here), which STL reported on yesterday. Interestingly, the lawsuits are part of a unified effort against cybersquatters involving trademark owners Dell Inc., Time
Warner Inc., Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Yahoo! Inc., as well as the International Trademark Association. (INTA press release here). The Bloomberg story cites
Microsoft as ...
5 Aug, 2007 10:56 am
... " basketballs, which Baden claims infringes its patent and constitutes unfair competition. STL previously wrote about the case here. The
43(B)log wrote about the case here. ... the basis that neither expert's report provided an opinion that Molten's payments to the International Basketball Federation (known as
FIBA) served as a measure of Baden's Lanham Act damages ... information and opinions they previously had disclosed. The case cite is Baden Sports, Inc. v. Molten, 2007 WL
2220215, No. 06-210 (W.D. ...
29 Jun 8:57 pm
... using plaintiffs' trademarks, constituting trademark infringement and a violation of the Washington Consumer Protection Act. "Plaintiffs are international companies which
operate over 200 hairdressing salons and academies under their 'Toni&Guy' ... of an authorized Tony&Guy franchise in Bellingham, Defendants registered 'Toni & Guy
Hairdressing Academy, Inc.' as a for-profit corporation with the State of Washington in November, 2007. Defendants' Tony & Guy Hairdressing Academy, Inc. ...
9 Mar, 2008 12:04 pm
... they would not have been able to use the term 'Nike' to trigger an ad for their store." (As would be expected, Google Inc. criticized Utah's regulation.) That one state
purported to regulate the Internet illustrated the problems localized regulations can cause ... With the last year's language stricken, the "infringement" section of the statute falls
back in line with the Lanham Act and International Trademark Association's Model State Trademark Bill: 70-3a-402. Infringement.(1) Subject to Section ...
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