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Adidas' signature three stripes are JUST as identifiable as Nike's swoosh, so OF COURSE they'd be pissed if another shoe rips off their symbol!
Adidas AG and Adidas America Inc. have filed a lawsuit against Big 5 Sporting Goods and World Industries for creating/distributing sneaks that bear “confusingly similar imitations of Adidas’ three-stripe mark.”
The athletic clothing MEGA brand is asking for both companies to be permanently enjoined from using their trademark stripes, that all footwear bearing the mark be destroyed, and they want monetary and punitive damages and legal fees.
DAMN. They are super for serious!
We're sure those small, California based companies are feeling Adidas' burn!
[Image via Adidas.]
Tags: adidas, big 5 sporting goods, footwear, lawsuit, nike, sues, swoosh, three stripes, trademark, world industries

It’s been over two years in the making, but it seems that Olivia Palermo is finally taking the steps to launch a line…of what? Not exactly sure!
According to reports, the former reality star and socialite has registered a trademark in her name in a variety of categories including pet clothing, collars, leashes, carriers, toiletry cases, purses, wallets, handbags, luggage and jewelry organizers.
That’s a LOT of stuff!
Although the trademark was filed, Olivia's reps issued a statement saying:
“Olivia does not have a line of accessories at the moment.”
Thanks captain obvi, but it sounds like Palermo is taking a cue from Rachel Zoe, and planning on a head-to-tail toe lifestyle brand.
Do U think she can pull this off?!
[Image via Daniel Deme/WENN.]
Tags: luggage, olivia palermo, rachel zoe, reality show, the city, trademark

Lawyers for Gucci and GUESS kicked off their copyright infringement battle in a New York federal court on Wednesday.
Here's the deets: in 2009 the Italian fashion house sued the jeans company for knocking off $200 million in Gucci product by "using a variety of design elements, including a block letter 'G', a combination of green and red stripes and diamond-logoed motifs".
Gucci's lead attorney Louis Ederer said in his opening statement:
"This case is not about following fashion trends. It’s about a massive, complicated scheme to knock off Gucci’s best-known and iconic designs."
He also added they had a "clear intent" to make shoppers "think it’s Gucci", but GUESS' attorney Daniel Petrocelli begged to differ. He fired back:
"Guess is not Gucci. It has no reason to be like Gucci and it did not scheme to be like Gucci…At the end of the day, it’s got to show up in the product, the proof is in the product. Gucci fabric, Gucci this, Gucci swatches. This is how they talk. That’s how they identify looks and feels and fabrics.…This case is built on a house of cards. That you can create intent from whole clothing and run it back and collect $220 million."
And that was only the first day!?
This is going to be good!
Thoughts???
Tags: daniel petrocelli, federal court, gucci, gucci vs guess, guess, lawsuit, louis ederer, trademark, trademark infringement

Coach was just awarded over $5 million, after it found the owner of a flea market guilty of infringing on the brand’s trademarks!
It's true, a jury in Memphis says so!
This case has been two years in the making when it was filed all the way back in 2010 in Tennessee — it claimed
[Image via WENN.]
Tags: 5 million, award, coach, coco, cocoperez, legal, money, sued, trademark

Trigger lawsuit happy fashion house Louis Vuitton do not do parody. In fact, they do not want anyone - ever - to even allude to anything they own, or they’ll slap a big, fat suit on ya!
Recently, The University of Pennsylvania Law School created some clever promotional posters for a symposium that focuses on all things having to do with Fashion Law.
The posters are a tongue-in-cheek reference to LV’s almost abusive intellectual property policy, replacing LV’s signature flowers and monograms with copyright logos.
Well, as is to be expected, LV was none too happy about the satiric nod and had one of their lawyers
Tags: lawsuit, louis vuitton, trademark, upenn