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God's Era v. New Era Cap Co., Inc.
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April 29, 2020
New Era's Defeated TM Challenger Calls Fee Demand 'Sinister'
New Era Cap Co. is making a "bizarrely sinister" request for $164,660 in attorney fees after it defeated a trademark suit filed by an apparel entrepreneur with less than $2,000 in sales to her name, an attorney for the business owner said Wednesday.
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April 01, 2020
New Era Doffs Entrepreneur's 'Fear Of God' TM Suit
New Era Cap Co.'s "Fear of God" line of hats does not infringe a trademark held by a single-employee apparel company in the Boston area because sales of the two companies' products never overlapped in the same market, a Massachusetts federal judge said Wednesday.
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August 30, 2019
New Era Seeks Win In TM Suit By Boston Apparel Startup
New Era Cap Co. asked a federal judge for a win Thursday in a suit brought by a small Boston-area apparel company, claiming the startup has produced no evidence to show that New Era's "Fear of God" line of hats infringed on the smaller business' common law trademark.
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May 22, 2018
New Era Hit With TM Suit Over 'Fear Of God' Cap Line
New Era Cap Co. Inc. was hit with a trademark suit on Tuesday in federal court by a Massachusetts religious apparel company started by a college student who says the baseball hat maker, which provides caps for Major League Baseball and recently released its Fear of God cap line, is illegally blocking her trademark petition.