Noorani Trading Inc. v. Bijani et al

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Case overview

Case Number:

1:17-cv-01344

Court:

Georgia Northern

Nature of Suit:

Trademark

Judge:

Leigh Martin May

Firms

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

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