New Balance sues Decathlon in a US court over logo plagiarism
New Balance has filed a trademark infringement suit in a US court against two US subsidiaries of French retailer Decathlon, alleging that a logo used on Kiprun running shoes is confusingly similar to New Balance's 'N' mark.
Key facts
- 01New Balance filed a trademark infringement suit in a US court.
- 02Defendant: two US subsidiaries of Decathlon (French retailer).
- 03Plaintiff alleges the Kiprun running shoes’ logo is confusingly similar to New Balance's 'N' mark.
- 04No dates or monetary figures provided in the article.
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