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July 12, 2019
Walmart Supplier Not Covered For TM Feud, 9th Circ. Told
A Chubb Ltd. insurer on Thursday urged the Ninth Circuit to uphold a lower court's ruling that it is not obligated to cover a Walmart clothing supplier's costs to defend and settle a lawsuit accusing the retail giant of infringing on a mixed martial arts apparel company's trademarks.
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November 29, 2018
Walmart Clothing Supplier Denied Coverage For TM Feud
A California federal judge on Wednesday held that a Walmart clothing supplier isn't entitled to coverage from a Chubb Ltd. insurer for the sums it spent defending and settling a lawsuit accusing the retail giant of infringing a mixed martial arts apparel company's trademarks, on the grounds that the underlying action didn't allege a covered advertising injury.
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May 23, 2018
Clothing Supplier Seeks Coverage For Walmart's $5M IP Feud
A Walmart clothing supplier on Tuesday urged a California federal court to force its insurer to pony up more than $5.2 million in costs stemming from a trademark dispute in which Walmart was involved, saying the "advertising injury" portion of its policy extends to Walmart's advertising of merchandise it supplied.