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NIKE, INC. v. EASTERN PORTS CUSTOM BROKERS, INC. et al
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2:11-cv-04390
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- Cowan Liebowitz
- DLA Piper
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- Olshan Frome
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January 16, 2024
Nike Can Run With New Expert In Fake Shoe Importer Suit
A New Jersey federal judge has given Nike the go-ahead to substitute an expert witness in a suit against a transportation intermediary known as City Ocean in the athletic apparel company's 12-year-old suit over the import of allegedly counterfeit sneakers.
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October 04, 2023
Nike Says Expert Objection A Delay Tactic In Fake Shoe Suit
Nike has told a New Jersey federal judge that transportation intermediary City Ocean's objection to the replacement of a trial expert is an attempt to delay trial in the athletic apparel company's 12-year-old suit seeking more than $32 million over the import of allegedly counterfeit sneakers.
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October 17, 2019
Nike Can't Add New TM Claims To 2011 Knockoff Shoe Suit
Nike Inc. can't amend a 2011 suit to accuse transportation intermediary City Ocean of infringing an additional 10 trademarks with counterfeit shoes it helped import, a New Jersey federal magistrate judge has ruled.
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August 02, 2011
Nike Hits Importer With $32M Suit Over Knockoff Shoes
Nike Inc. sued an importer for over $32 million Tuesday in New Jersey federal court, claiming it violated trademark law by using doctored documents to clear tens of thousands of counterfeit sneakers through U.S. Customs and Border Protection.