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Noorani Trading Inc. v. Bijani et al
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May 30, 2023
Blunteffects TM Suit, $2M Verdict Paused Amid Bankruptcy
An Atlanta federal judge on Tuesday halted proceedings related to a nearly $2 million jury verdict levied against air freshener companies over claims that they infringed another's trademark after the court received notice of the defendant's bankruptcy filing.
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April 05, 2023
Ga. Wholesalers Challenge $2M Award, Fee Request In TM Suit
Two Georgia residents facing a $1.9 million jury verdict for selling infringing air fresheners and incense are calling the award improper as they push for a new damages trial and fight a request by the maker of the products for almost $961,000 in attorney fees.
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March 21, 2023
Blunteffects Attys Want $961K For 'Exceptional' TM Case
The maker of the Blunteffects line of air fresheners, incense sticks and sprays is asking a Georgia federal court to award $960,876 in attorney fees following a $1.9 million verdict in a trademark infringement dispute, saying the "clearly unreasonable" way the defendants litigated the case warrants such a high award.
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March 01, 2023
Jury Awards $2M To Blunteffects Co. In TM Row
A six-year saga in Georgia federal court over products used to clean up the odor of smoking products has resulted in a nearly $2 million jury verdict against a wholesaler accused of selling knockoffs of a line of air fresheners, incense sticks and sprays that are sold in stores under the brand name Blunteffects.
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July 26, 2021
Discovery Violations Net Sanctions In Incense Biz TM Suit
A Georgia federal judge permanently barred air freshener companies from using marks claimed by a competitor, a ruling handed down as a sanction for what the court found were intentional and repeated discovery violations.
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July 12, 2021
Ga. Judge Considering 'Serious Sanctions' In Trademark Case
A Georgia judge is considering issuing "serious sanctions" in a trade dress case after expressing dismay Monday that multiple discovery orders over four years have been disregarded or not complied with.