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Victorinox AG et al v. The B&F System, Inc et al
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August 02, 2016
Knife Maker To Fight Denial Of Locke Lord DQ In Appeal
A Texas knife company fighting to undo a loss in a trademark case to Victorinox AG in New York federal court also plans to fight an order denying the disqualification of the opposing counsel, according to a Monday filing.
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August 01, 2016
Locke Lord Atty's Cold Shoulder To Client An Ethics Breach
A Locke Lord LLP partner likely broke ethics rules when he chose not to tell a longtime client why he was severing the relationship, experts said Monday, even though a federal judge found that a conflict revealed late in a trademark case didn't justify Locke's disqualification.
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July 18, 2016
Victorinox Stands Behind Locke Lord In Swiss Army TM Row
Victorinox AG told a New York federal judge on Friday that a Locke Lord LLP attorney's representation of The B&F System Inc. in unrelated matters does not warrant the firm's disqualification in the lawsuit over red-handled pocketknife designs that allegedly infringe Victorinox's Swiss Army product.
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June 21, 2016
Locke Lord Denies Conflict In Swiss Army Trademark Case
Locke Lord LLP and its opposing counsel in a trademark case focused on an iconic red-handled pocket knife design told starkly divergent stories to a New York federal court Monday about previous legal work the firm did for a knife maker facing a $1.7 million trademark judgment.
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June 14, 2016
2nd Circ. Stalls Knife Trademark Appeal Over Firm DQ Bid
The Second Circuit on Tuesday paused B&F System Inc.'s appeal of a $1.7 million trademark judgment to allow a district judge to consider the company's bid to disqualify Locke Lord LLP, the counsel to opponent Victorinox AG, due to a purported conflict of interest.
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December 15, 2015
Swiss Army Knife Maker's Trademark Win Sliced By $6.3M
A New York federal judge on Tuesday slashed a trademark judgment in favor of Swiss Army knife maker Victorinox AG from $8 million to $1.7 million, saying the statute of limitations bars the original award.
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September 10, 2015
Swiss Army Knife Maker Wins $8M In Copycat Cuttery Row
Swiss Army knife maker Victorinox AG has scored nearly $8 million in damages in a New York federal trademark suit against a Texas-based company that sold knockoffs of the red-handled pocket knife.