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The Savarine affidavit states that plaintiff has spent over $1 million in the past five years alone to promote its merchandise and exploit the identification value of the "GUCCI" name and the Gucci stripe trademarks.
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Limitation of CDA Immunity Under Gucci ... In Gucci America v. Hall Associates (2001), the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York held that the Communications Decency Act ("CDA") did not grant Internet service providers ("ISPs") blanket immunity from contributory ... iBRIEF / Copyrights & Trademarks...
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Your comment "none of the credit card companies were actually violating Gucci's trademarks at all..." is spot-on. Perhaps the credit card processors can be made liable for approving the online merchant.
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Filed on July 30 in Manhattan federal court, the lawsuit argued that in utilizing both their famous last names as well as the trademarked green-and-red striped design logo, Jenny and Gemma Gucci “attempted to capitalize on the popularity of the Gucci trademarks by licensing, attempting to license,
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"The court concludes that (Gucci) has proven that defendants willfully infringed and diluted the Gucci trademarks," Berman wrote in the ruling.
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“The court concludes that plaintiff has proven that defendants willfully infringed and diluted the Gucci trademarks,” Berman wrote. He held a nonjury trial in the case on June 29.
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The judge concluded in a written verdict following a non-jury trial that the defendants had "willfully infringed and diluted the Gucci trademarks" by entering into a licensing agreement that resulted in a "confusingly similar" line of products using their names and mimicking Gucci's classic, green-red-green color scheme.
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The judge concluded in a written verdict following a non-jury trial that the defendants had "willfully infringed and diluted the Gucci trademarks" by entering into a licensing agreement that resulted in a "confusingly similar" line of products using their names and mimicking Gucci's classic, green-red-green color scheme.
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Italian fashion house Gucci is suing Guess? in the US, alleging that the jeans and accessories company has copied its trademarks with "reckless disregard" for the law. ... This article is locked. You need to be a Registered User of just-style to view this article. ... Word count: 202...
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The lawsuit, filed on July 30 in Manhattan federal court, alleges that Jennifer Gucci "attempted to capitalize on the popularity of the Gucci trademarks by licensing, attempting to license and/or permitting various companies to the infringing marks," according to an Aug. 3 article in Women's Wear Daily.
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