18 April 2018Trademarks

Barbershop accuses LeBron James of TM infringement

A barbershop in Detroit has accused LeBron James and his multimedia platform Uninterrupted of trademark infringement, in a complaint that said the basketball star “stole” the shop’s concept for a web series.

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Barbershop accuses LeBron James of TM infringement

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