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PreCheck seeks declaratory judgment in trademark infringement suit
HOUSTON – PreCheck Inc. seeks a declaratory judgment stating it is not using a certain term without authorization, recent court documents say. A lawsuit filed Feb. 20 in the Houston Division of the Southern District of Texas explains that Credential … Read More
Federal Court, News, Patent‘Johnny Football’ files another trademark infringement suit
Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is used to taking hits on the football field, but not to his pocketbook or his brand. The Heisman Trophy winner has filed another lawsuit against a T-shirt vendor illegally using Manziel’s “Johnny Football” nickname. … Read More
Federal Court, News, Patent‘Johnny Football’ files trademark infringement lawsuit over shirts
TYLER — Texas A&M University football star and Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel has filed a lawsuit claiming an individual is infringing on his trademark “Johnny Football”nickname in order to sell shirts. JMAN2 Enterprises LLC filed suit against Eric Vaughan … Read More
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