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BACARDI & COMPANY LIMITED et al v. EMPRESA CUBANA EXPORTADORA DE ALIMENTOS Y PRODUCTOS VARIOS et al
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1:04-cv-00519
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March 07, 2023
Cuban Co. Must Face Bacardi's Trimmed Havana Club TM Suit
One of two Cuban manufacturers must face part of Bacardi's long-running trademark suit aimed at canceling a registration for a Havana Club rum brand after a D.C. federal judge refused to toss Bacardi's fraud and misrepresentation claims.
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May 02, 2016
2 Cuban Cos. Want Bacardi's Trademark Suit Tossed
In the latest development in a multidecade trademark dispute, a pair of Cuban companies have asked a D.C. federal judge to dismiss Bacardi & Co. Ltd.'s lawsuit seeking cancelation of a trademark registration held by one of the companies, saying that Bacardi's suit fails to make a sufficient argument for cancelling the disputed registration.
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March 15, 2016
Bacardi Renews 'Havana Club' Cuban Rum TM Fight
Bacardi on Friday cracked open a new round of its longstanding legal dispute with a Cuban state-owned entity over the trademark for the "Havana Club" brand of rum, arguing that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in January wrongly allowed its rivals to renew a registration for the mark.