Pins matching tag:Trademark

Alo sued discount marketplace Italic in Los Angeles federal court over billboards and bus ads that set Alo leggings and sports bras beside cheaper Italic lookalikes, calling the price comparisons false and its trademark use infringing.

Alo and Avon Canada's Fruits & Passion told a Los Angeles federal court they had settled Alo's suit over an "Alo Fruits & Passion" line of body-care products that it said traded on its Alo mark.

A federal judge entered a stipulated judgment dismissing Alo's false-advertising suit against Italic with prejudice under a confidential settlement, keeping the court's power to enforce it.

Alo sued a Colorado shell company named "ALO YOGA ALO, LLC" and two men it says forged documents, posed as its CEO and tried to take over its trademarks in China and at WIPO to sell counterfeits.

Lululemon filed a trade-dress, design-patent and trademark suit in Los Angeles federal court accusing Costco of selling knockoffs of its Scuba hoodies, Define jackets and ABC pants, including a Kirkland-brand pant and Danskin, Jockey, Spyder and Hi-Tec tops.

A Los Angeles federal judge entered default judgment and a permanent injunction for Alo against the Colorado shell "ALO YOGA ALO, LLC", finding it infringed Alo's marks and committed identity theft.

Ruling on Ferrero's suit against a Maharashtra maker of fake 'Nutella Ferrero' spread, Justice Saurabh Banerjee declared NUTELLA a well-known mark, barred the counterfeiter for good and awarded Rs 30 lakh in damages.

Nike and StockX filed a stipulation on 29 August 2025 dismissing Nike's 2022 trademark suit over StockX's Vault NFTs and fake sneakers, about six weeks before a Manhattan jury trial was due to start; the terms were not disclosed.

Vuori filed a trademark suit in Miami federal court against the anonymous owners of 24 look-alike web shops such as vuoriclothing-outlets.shop and vuoriactivewear.com, seeking to freeze and seize them.

Prague jeweller ALO jewelry CZ asked the EU trademark office to invalidate four Alo Yoga trademarks, including its flagship EU "ALO" mark, answering Alo's own attempts to cancel the jeweller's registrations.

7-Eleven sued Nike in federal court in Dallas on 1 July 2026, claiming the orange, green and red stripes on an Air Max 95 Big Bubble due on 11 July, 7-Eleven Day, copy its Tri-Color Mark.