Odd. Defendant allegedly sells Chanel fragrances without the outer packaging, without cellophane wrapping, with the laser-etched batch code scratched off, in an unmarked cardboard lining held together by rubber bands or clear adhesive tape. That doesn’t seem like the best way to sell Chanel.

Complaint Chanel Ok Perfume

The Game, featuring Fifty Cent, released “How We Do” in 2005. Plaintiffs registered copyright for their song ‘Elevator” in 2002. Both songs are described as contemporary hip hop songs. Both songs’ choruses contain the phrase “this is how we do” four times, interspersed with other lines, set to a similar rhythm.

A copyright plaintiff must

A defendant’s counterclaims can act as a bear trap for plaintiff, keeping it in a case that it wishes to unilaterally drop.

Plaintiff sues defendant alleging trademark infringement of a registration described as a ‘design’ or ‘configuration’ mark. Defendant files answers and counterclaims seeking declaratory judgement cancelling registration. During discovery, plaintiff delivers uni-lateral covenant not

Yahoo! alleges that defendant committed trademark infringement by sending fake ltotery spam.  Defendant brings counterclaim alleging that (1) he didn’t commit infringement; (2) therefore he is being defamed.  Yahoo! moves to dismiss counterclaim.  Court notes in decisding Yahoo’s motion to dismiss it must treat non-moving party’s factual allegations as true, not its legal conclusions.  Even

ha!.  I would have to believe that this fact pattern has to have happened before in the history of the world, but I don’t know about it.  Thursday Friday puts a picture of an Hermes Birkin bag on a $35 tote, as ‘an anti-status symbol.’   “My other car is a . . . ” Times

UGGLEBO Clogs sues owner of UGG trademark in U.S> in District Court in Minnesota. Allegations include history of the Ugg boot: “Legend is that Australian pilots wrapped their feet and legs with sheepskin to keep warm in unheated airplanes. The wraps were so ugly they were referred to as ‘uggs.'” (para 11).

Complaint Ugglebo v