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Bruce Lee Enterprises, LLC v. ECKO.Complex, LLC, et al.
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April 09, 2014
Bruce Lee Estate Makes Peace In Long-Running T-Shirt IP Suit
Just days before trial, the estate of actor Bruce Lee agreed to end a lengthy publicity rights suit alleging that movie artwork publisher AVELA Inc. illegally used the Lee's likeness on T-shirts sold at Target Corp. and Urban Outfitters Inc. stores, according to New York federal court filings last week.
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March 20, 2014
Target Atty Can't Exit Bruce Lee IP Dispute Ahead Of Trial
The attorney defending Target Corp., Urban Outfitters Inc. and others in a publicity rights suit brought by the estate of Bruce Lee failed in his bid to withdraw from the case Wednesday as a New York federal judge found that he waited too long to exit before the start of next month's trial.
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March 07, 2013
Bruce Lee Estate Lands Legal Blows In T-Shirt IP Battle
Movie artwork publisher AVELA used Bruce Lee's persona, not his movie characters' likenesses, on T-shirts sold at Target Corp. and Urban Outfitters Inc. stores — but it's unclear who has the power to enforce Lee's posthumous publicity rights, a New York federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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March 31, 2011
Target, Others Can't Kick Bruce Lee Trademark Claims
Target Corp., Urban Outfitters Inc. and other retailers on Thursday lost a bid to dismiss unfair competition and trademark infringement claims brought in New York by Bruce Lee's estate over T-shirts bearing the martial arts icon's image.