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DALMATIA IMPORT GROUP, INC. v. FOODMATCH, INC. et al
Case Number:
2:16-cv-02767
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April 05, 2017
CORRECTED: Food Cos. Dispute Trade Secrets Verdict In Fake Jam Suit
A group of food companies that a jury found had infringed a trademark linked to a brand of fig jam has urged a Pennsylvania federal court to deny Dalmatia Import Group Inc. triple damages under a federal statute, arguing that the plaintiff could not prove the companies' conduct was willful under federal law. (Correction: The original version of this article mischaracterized a jury’s verdict against the defendants in this case, who were found to be liable for infringing a trademark. The error has been corrected.)
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March 21, 2017
Food Co. Wants Triple Damages After Fake Jam Verdict
Specialty food importer Dalmatia Import Group Inc. told a Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday that it is entitled to triple damages on some claims after a jury last month awarded it more than $2.5 million from two former manufacturing partners that infringed its trademark and counterfeited its signature jam spread.