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Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. v. Random Tuesday, Inc. et al
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June 15, 2022
Warner Bros. Wins Copyright Ruling Against Sports Charity
A federal judge in California has permanently blocked a fitness-oriented charity group in suburban Connecticut from naming its "running clubs" after unlicensed references to the "Harry Potter" franchise and the TV show "Gilmore Girls."
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April 22, 2022
Warner Bros. Nears Partial IP Win Against 'Potterhead' Group
A California federal judge indicated in a tentative order ahead of a hearing Friday that he's inclined to find a Connecticut-based fitness-oriented nonprofit ripped off some of Warner Bros.' copyrighted images from the "Harry Potter" films and "Gilmore Girls" TV show by plastering them on medals and merchandise.
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May 27, 2020
'Potterhead' Group Wants To End Warner Bros. TM Lawsuit
A fitness-oriented charity group is asking a California federal judge to toss out a lawsuit that claims it violated Warner Bros.' "Harry Potter" trademarks by offering a "Potterhead Running Club."
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March 17, 2020
Warner Bros. Sues Harry Potter-Themed Running Group
Warner Bros. is suing a Connecticut fitness-oriented charity group for ripping off the "Harry Potter" and "Gilmore Girls" franchises by offering "running clubs" tied to the famous media properties.