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The Sporting Times, LLC et al v. Orion Pictures, Inc. et al
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April 30, 2018
MGM Can't Win Atty Fees After Baseball Movie TM Suit
MGM Studios on Monday lost a bid in Kentucky federal court to have its legal bills repaid after beating a trademark lawsuit filed over the brief appearance of a sports magazine in a movie, a case a federal judge said was "implausible" but not frivolous.
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January 17, 2018
MGM Wants Fees After Magazine's 'Baseless' Trademark Suit
MGM Studios is demanding to have its legal bills repaid after a beating a "baseless" trademark lawsuit filed over the brief appearance of a sports magazine in a movie, saying the case "never should have been prosecuted, much less filed."
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July 24, 2017
Sports Magazine Slams Film Cos.' Bid To Dodge TM Row
A youth sports magazine on Friday hit back at MGM Studios' bid to dodge a Kentucky trademark lawsuit filed over a fictitious magazine cover featured in a movie about a drug-loving baseball player, arguing that no defense excuses the alleged infringement.
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May 02, 2017
MGM Says Trademark Owners Can't 'Veto' Movies
MGM Studios is hitting back hard on a trademark lawsuit filed over a magazine cover featured in a movie, saying the Lanham Act does not offer brand owners "veto power over the content of expressive works."
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February 27, 2017
Sports Publication Sues MGM Over Use Of Its Logo In Film
A Kentucky sports publication sued MGM Studios and several other production companies and movie distributors in federal court on Friday accusing them of damaging the publication's image by using its logo in a movie depicting the life of Bill "Spaceman" Lee, a former Major League Baseball pitcher notorious for his antics on and off the field.