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Equinox Hotel Management Inc. v. Equinox Holdings Inc.
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4:17-cv-06393
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April 02, 2018
Equinox Settles Trademark Fight Over Hotel Expansion
High-end gym giant Equinox has reached a settlement to end a trademark lawsuit aimed at blocking the company's planned expansion into the hotel business.
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January 08, 2018
Firm Fighting Equinox In TM Spat Defends False Ad Claims
A California hospitality company that shares a name with high-end gym operator Equinox said Friday that its false advertising claims against Equinox shouldn't be thrown out because they sufficiently suggest that the fitness club's promotion of its planned hotel business is confusing the public.
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December 13, 2017
Equinox Calls Hotel Trademark Lawsuit 'Abuse'
High-end gym giant Equinox struck back Tuesday at a trademark lawsuit aimed at blocking it from expanding into the hotel business, calling the case "an abuse of the judicial system."
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November 21, 2017
Equinox Facing TM Claims Over Hotel Expansion Plan
A small firm called Equinox Hotels asked a California federal judge on Monday to block high-end gym giant Equinox from expanding into hotels, claiming the bigger rival threatens to "usurp" the company's identity.