Kawhi Leonard sues Nike over ‘false copyright’ registration
An American basketball player has accused Nike of defrauding the US Copyright Office, alleging that the shoemaker made false claims about the authorship of a logo.
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27 February 2019 Sports brand Nike has accused a Chinese footwear brand of infringing numerous design patents and trademarks in a bid to create associations with Nike.
19 July 2019 Nike has filed a counterclaim against Kawhi Leonard after the American basketball player said the brand had defrauded the US Copyright Office and made false claims about the authorship of a logo.
