15 January 2019Patents
Oakley accuses safety glasses maker of design patent infringement
Sports apparel brand Oakley is suing Colorado-based Third Coast Products, which sells the iLumen8 UV Safety Glasses, for design patent infringement.
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8 August 2018 Oakley accused a California-based wholesaler of design patent infringement, counterfeiting, trademark infringement, unfair competition and false designation of origin, in a complaint filed yesterday.
Trademarks
10 September 2019 Europe’s highest court has sided with Oakley, overturning a ruling by the European Intellectual Property Office that the eyewear maker could not stop a Chinese individual from registering a trademark which it said was too similar to its earlier trademarks.