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United States Polo Association, Inc. et al v. PRL USA Holdings, Inc.
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March 07, 2013
US Polo Can't Sell Sunglasses With Ralph Lauren Marks
A New York federal judge on Tuesday granted Polo Ralph Lauren USA Holdings Inc.'s motion to hold the U.S. Polo Association in contempt of an injunction barring it from using logos similar to Ralph Lauren's on its merchandise, saying the USPA had wrongly sold sunglasses bearing the mark.
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October 03, 2012
US Polo Association Wants Trial In Ralph Lauren IP Fight
The U.S. Polo Association argued Wednesday that sunglasses the sporting association sells do not violate a court order preventing it from infringing Polo Ralph Lauren Holdings Inc.'s trademark horseman logo, saying the issue needs a trial.
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August 22, 2012
Polo Group Flouting Injunction On Logo, Ralph Lauren Says
Polo Ralph Lauren Holdings Inc. asked a federal court Tuesday to sanction the U.S. Polo Association for selling sunglasses bearing a logo that a judge found last year was confusingly similar to Polo Ralph Lauren's.
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March 06, 2012
Ralph Lauren Loses Attys' Fees Bid After Perfume IP Win
A New York federal judge on Monday refused Ralph Lauren Corp.'s request for attorneys' fees from the U.S. Polo Association for selling fragrances with logos that infringe the perfume maker's "Polo" trademarks.