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Fashion Counsel
X Marks the Patent Infringement? Skechers Brings Suit to Protect Treasured Shoe Design
Anthony V. Lupo, Matthew R. Mills
A recently filed court case demonstrates the ever-increasing competiveness of the fashion industry. Skechers U.S.A., Inc., alleged in its complaint that Perry Ellis International, Inc., and Shoe Confession LLC are selling a copied version of Skechers’ patented Skechers Go Run shoe.
Alerts
Fashion Counsel: Rihanna’s T-Shirt Battle a Warning to Retailers
Anthony V. Lupo
News
Aaron Jacoby Comments on Toyota Wrongful-Death Lawsuit in the Los Angeles Times
Aaron H. Jacoby
Automotive partner Aaron Jacoby was quoted in the Los Angeles Times after a Los Angeles County jury handed Toyota Motor Corp. a significant legal victory, clearing it of responsibility for a 2009 crash of a Camry that accelerated out of control and killed the driver.
Alerts
Patent Exhaustion Could Get Accused Infringers Off the Hook
Taniel E. Anderson, Wilburn L. Chesser
Alerts
Jury Verdict Clears Toyota but Hands Down $10 Million Verdict against Driver in Unintended Acceleration Lawsuit
Aaron H. Jacoby
The Fine Print
Recent Changes to Facebook Promotions Guidelines is Good News for Marketers
If you’re a business owner thinking about running a promotion on Facebook, your life just got a little bit easier.
Alerts
FDA Publishes Unique Device Identifier Regulation
The Fine Print
California to Require Tracking Disclosures in Online Privacy Policies
Beginning January 1, 2014, websites and online service operators that collect consumers’ personally identifiable information will likely be forced to update their privacy policies to comply with a new law in California.
News
Dan Renberg Discusses the Government Shutdown with Bloomberg News
Dan H. Renberg
Dan Renberg, co-leader of the Government Relations practice, spoke with Bloomberg News about the impact the government shutdown was having on lobbying efforts around the Capitol with many federal employees being furloughed.
Press Release
Association of Corporate Counsel and Arent Fox Unveil Contracts Portal for In-House Lawyers
The Negotiations section of the Portal is sponsored by Arent Fox LLP.
Fashion Counsel
Tommy Hilfiger Seeks Declaratory Judgment for Use of Stripes in Footwear
Anthony V. Lupo, Luna M. Samman
On September 11, 2013, Tommy Hilfiger U.S.A., Inc. and Tommy Hilfiger Licensing LLC filed an action for declaratory judgment against Jumbo Bright Trading Limited (Jumbo Bright) in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Alerts
Gaming the Name: Federal Court Dismisses Trademark Claim in Video Game Case on First Amendment Grounds
Anthony V. Lupo, Matthew R. Mills
Alerts
Supreme Court Asked to Define the Weight of TTAB Rulings on Likelihood of Confusion in Federal Trademark Litigation
Anthony V. Lupo, Randall A. Brater
The Fine Print
Fake But Loving It: Concern Growing Over False Reviews on Yelp
Matthew R. Mills, Anthony V. Lupo
Companies are advised to thoroughly investigate the companies they hire to manage their online reputations and reviews to ensure that only truthful and accurate reviews and comments from actual consumers are posted online.
News
Senator Byron Dorgan Discusses the Federal Government Shutdown with The Wall Street Journal
Byron Dorgan*
Senator Byron Dorgan, a senior policy advisor at Arent Fox, was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal on the federal government shutdown and provided insight based on his firsthand experience the last time the government closed in 1996.
News
Senior Advisor Phil English Discusses the Federal Shutdown with The Philadelphia Inquirer
Philip S. English*
Senior Government Relations Advisor Philip English was quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer after five Republican Congressmen from the Philadephia region supported a move toward a position that might bring an end to the federal government shutdown that has closed government offices and suspended serv
Alerts
Converse Accuses 'Fair Trade' and 'Eco-friendly' Competitor of Infringement
Anthony V. Lupo
Fashion Counsel
Converse Accuses ‘Fair Trade’ & ‘Eco-friendly’ Competitor of Infringement
Anthony V. Lupo
Converse Inc. recently sued a competitor, Autonomie Project, Inc., for willfully infringing Converse’s famous Chuck Taylor All Star shoes.
Alerts
Justice Department Continues To Pursue Auto Parts Price-Fixing Indictments
Brian D. Schneider, Marc L. Fleischaker
Press Release
Arent Fox Wins Summary Judgment in PHC Shareholder Litigation
a Massachusetts federal judge granted summary judgment and ruled in favor of Arent Fox LLP’s clients, PHC Inc.
Alerts
October 1 is Upon Us: Employer Notice Requirements Under the FLSA and Affordable Care Act
Darrell S. Gay
Press Release
Arent Fox Continues to Build its Complex Litigation and Intellectual Property Practices in San Francisco with Addition of Partner Dana Finberg
Arent Fox LLP's San Francisco office continues to expand, adding Intellectual Property partner Dana J. Finberg.
Press Release
Arent Fox Senior Advisor Phil English Named Co-Chair of ITIF Board
Philip English was named co-chair of the board of directors of The Information Technology & Innovation Foundation
Alerts
FDA Releases Final Guidance for Mobile Medical Applications
Alan G. Fishel, Brian P. Waldman, James J. Bindseil, Wayne H. Matelski, Wilburn L. Chesser
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released its much-anticipated final guidance outlining how it intends to oversee developers of mobile medical applications that run on mobile phones and tablets.
Alerts
Self-Insured Employers Must Benchmark 2014 Essential Health Benefits