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Under Armour, Inc. v. Battle Fashions, Inc. et al
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March 06, 2018
Under Armour Gets Md. Court For Steph Curry 'I Can' TM Suit
Under Armour has sufficiently established that the District of Maryland has jurisdiction to hear the athletic apparel company's assertions that its use of NBA superstar Steph Curry's favorite Bible verse in its products does not infringe a smaller rival's trademarks, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
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November 02, 2017
Under Armour Says Steph Curry's 'I Can' Doesn't Infringe
Under Armour filed a preemptive lawsuit Wednesday after it was accused of trademark infringement over a line of apparel featuring a phrase from NBA superstar Steph Curry's favorite Bible verse.