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Board of Regents, The University of Texas System v. Michael Weir
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1:13-cv-00071
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October 18, 2013
U. of Texas Settles Trademark Suit With 'Hook'em' Shirt Maker
A Texas federal judge dismissed a case Friday brought by the University of Texas against a foreign online retailer for infringing its "Hook 'em Horns" trademark by selling merchandise that resembles the famed hand signal, this after the parties reached a settlement.
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January 28, 2013
Metal T-Shirts Rip Off 'Hook 'Em' Design, U. of Texas Says
The University of Texas filed a federal lawsuit Friday claiming a foreign online retailer is trampling on its "Hook 'em Horns" trademark and diluting its carefully built brand by selling heavy metal music merchandise featuring the famed hand signal.