Intellectual Property
Oct. 11, 2008
Justices Resurrect T-Shirt Trademark Claim
An appellate court in San Diego shed light Thursday on exactly what it takes for companies that suffer collateral damage in trademark disputes to bring a lawsuit.
Daily Journal Staff Writer An appellate court in San Diego shed light Thursday on exactly what it takes for companies that suffer collateral damage in trademark disputes to bring a lawsuit. The case involved a retailer that bought a batch of "Hot Sauce Monkey" T-shirts only to get embroiled in a federal trademark infringement claim brought by another clothing maker. Even though a federal judge ultimately found the trademark ...
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