shoes-redsoles.jpgOrange County – Back on April 10, we posted a story about fashion designer Christian Louboutin’s trademark infringement complaint against Yves St. Laurent’s (YSL) use of similar red-soles in its shoe line.  You can see the original post here: Red-Soled Shoes Trade Dress infringement.  Recently, the two fashion powerhouses hashed it out in a

google.jpgSan Diego – When it comes to intellectual property litigation, it is somewhat common for judges to hear unreasonable demands and ridiculous claims from both sides.  Such is the case in an ongoing patent dispute between Google and Oracle.

Oracle’s original complaint alleges that Google’s Android technology infringes on the Java computer programming language patents that Oracle acquired from Sun

old-navy.jpgLos Angeles – Kim Kardashian doesn’t seem to agree with the old adage, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.“  Instead, the reality TV star is suing discount chain Old Navy for trademark infringement over its use of an alleged Kim Kardashian look-alike in a television advertisement.

In her complaint, Kardashian claims that the Old Navy advertisement

film.jpgSan Diego – With traditional photography and photo processing becoming a thing of the past, it’s no wonder that Eastman Kodak is looking toward new opportunities whenever possible.  With its re-focus on the digital market, the 131-year-old company is seeking to sell patents to generate revenue. 

Kodak is looking to sell more than 1,100 digital imaging patents in order

cell-phone2.jpgOrange County – Oracle is seeking an order from a judge in U.S. District Court in San Francisco that would require Google co-founder Larry Page to give his testimony in a patent infringement lawsuit.

According to Oracle’s claim, Google’s Android technology allegedly infringes on the Java computer programming language patents acquired by Oracle from its

hilton.jpgLos Angeles – Hilton International, owner of the international chain of Hilton Hotels and Resorts, has lost a trademark infringement case in the Supreme Court, losing the exclusive right to operate under the ‘Hilton’ trademark in India.

The Court ruled that ‘Hiltone’, the Rajasthan, India-based hotel group should have exclusive rights to the trademark

boxing_gloves.jpgLos Angeles – Muhammad Ali Enterprises LLC is suing digital bookseller Kobo Inc. for trademark infringement.  Allegedly, Kobo used the three-time World Heavyweight Champion’s famous “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee” slogan in an advertisement without permission.

According to the complaint, filed in Manhattan federal court, the Toronto Canada-based Kobo used the slogan