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Not So Fast...Online Retailer Wants New Trademark Trial Against Penn State
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Not So Fast...Online Retailer Wants New Trademark Trial Against Penn State | JD Supra
In the ongoing trademark dispute between The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) against online retailer Vintage Brand, LLC (Vintage), along with its manufacturer and distributor Sportswear Inc. d/b/a Prep Sportswear (Sportswear) and their owner Chad Hartvigson, Vintage recently filed a renewed motion seeking judgment as a matter of law or, in the alternative, a new trial.
Not So Fast...Online Retailer Wants New Trademark Trial Against Penn State
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The Nittany Lions Are The Champs … Trademark Champs
Many eyes were on the Nittany Lions this past year as sports pundits speculated The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) would make it to the College Football National Championship. But those with an interest in trademark law were watching for a completely different reason. Back in June 2021, Penn State filed a lawsuit against online retailer Vintage Brand, LLC (Vintage), its manufacturer and distributor, Sportswear Inc.
The Nittany Lions Are the Champs … Trademark Champs - The Katten Kattwalk/Kattison Avenue | Issue 4 | JD Supra
Many eyes were on the Nittany Lions this past year as sports pundits speculated The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) would make it to the College Football National Championship. But those with an interest in trademark law were watching for a completely different reason. Back in June 2021, Penn State filed a lawsuit against online retailer Vintage Brand, LLC (Vintage), its manufacturer and distributor, Sportswear Inc.
The Nittany Lions Are the Champs … Trademark Champs
By Lauren Eiten Many eyes were on the Nittany Lions this past year as sports pundits speculated The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) would make it to the College Football National Championship. But those with an interest in trademark law were watching for a completely different reason. Back in June 2021, Penn State filed a lawsuit against online retailer Vintage Brand, LLC (Vintage), its manufacturer and distributor, Sportswear Inc.
Penn State Prevails In Retro Logo Infringement Suit
The Nittany Lions are used to winning on the football field, but last week they also snagged a decisive victory in the courtroom. On November 19, a Pennsylvania jury determined that online retailer, Vintage Brand ("Vintage"), its manufacturer and distributor, Sportswear Inc. d/b/a Prep Sportswear ("Sportswear"), and their owner, Chad Hartvigson, had infringed Penn State's retro trademarks.
Penn State Prevails in Retro Logo Infringement Suit | JD Supra
The Nittany Lions are used to winning on the football field, but last week they also snagged a decisive victory in the courtroom. On November 19, a Pennsylvania jury determined that online retailer, Vintage Brand (“Vintage”), its manufacturer and distributor, Sportswear Inc. d/b/a Prep Sportswear (“Sportswear”), and their owner, Chad Hartvigson, had infringed Penn State’s retro trademarks.
Privacy, Data and Cybersecurity Quick Clicks | Issue 17 | JD Supra
Katten's Privacy, Data and Cybersecurity Quick Clicks is a monthly newsletter highlighting the latest news and legal developments involving privacy, data and cybersecurity issues across the globe. To read more issues of Katten's Privacy, Data and Cybersecurity Quick Clicks, please click here. Gone Phishing – Vigilance in the New Scam Era By Lauren Eiten Business impersonation scams are not new, but some of their tricks are.
Gone Phishing - Vigilance In The New Scam Era
"Thank you for your order." "We tried delivering your package." We have all seen these subject lines in our inbox, but some are not so innocent. Business impersonation scams are not new, but some of their tricks are. These increasingly sophisticated scams not only present risks for individuals; they also risk harming a brand's goodwill if the business's name or marks are wrongfully used by bad actors.
Gone Phishing – Vigilance In The New Scam Era - Trademark - United States
"Thank you for your order." "We tried delivering your package." We have all seen these subject lines in our inbox, but some are not so innocent. Business impersonation scams are not new, but some of their tricks are. These increasingly sophisticated scams not only present risks for individuals; they also risk harming a brand's goodwill if the business's name or marks are wrongfully used by bad actors.
Understanding and Avoiding Modern Phishing Scams
"Thank you for your order." "We tried delivering your package." We have all seen these subject lines in our inbox, but some are not so innocent. Business impersonation scams are not new, but some of their tricks are. These increasingly sophisticated scams not only present risks for individuals; they also risk harming a brand's goodwill if the business's name or marks are wrongfully used by bad actors.
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KATTISON AVENUE Advertising Law Insights From Madison Avenue and Beyond Spring 2024 | Issue 12 Letter From the Editor We're thrilled to present a special Spring edition of Kattison Avenue, which delves into highlights and takeaways from the recent Katten-hosted Association of National Advertisers (ANA) 1-Day Conference in our New York office.
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Gone Phishing - Vigilance in the New Scam Era
By Lauren Eiten "Thank you for your order." "We tried delivering your package." We have all seen these subject lines in our inbox, but some are not so innocent. Business impersonation scams are not new, but some of their tricks are. These increasingly sophisticated scams not only present risks for individuals; they also risk harming a brand's goodwill if the business's name or marks are wrongfully used by bad actors.
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