Intellectual Property
Apr. 30, 2024
Facts in wheel brand infringement dispute 'expanded exponentially'
The plaintiff's counsel representing WheelImage Corp. argued in a reconsideration motion that U.S. District Judge James V. Selna's ruling that the company was not the owner of the AL13 wheel trademark was improper because it failed to consider the dissolution of a now-defunct bicycle part manufacturer.
A Santa Ana federal judge on Monday said he's considering pausing proceedings he initially dismissed in favor of an Anaheim vehicle part manufacturer defendant in an infringement dispute brought by a competing business over the ownership of a wheel brand.
The plaintiff's counsel representing WheelImage Corp. argued in a reconsideration motion that U.S. District Judge James V. Selna's ruling that the company was not the owner of the AL13 wh...
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