July 28, 2022
A pair of supplement companies are asking a Georgia federal court to deny a rival's bid for $476,000 in attorney fees following a judgment against them in a trademark dispute, saying this is not an exceptional case that warrants an award of fees.
July 20, 2022
A pair of supplement companies asked a Georgia federal court Wednesday to reconsider a judgment freeing Bliss Nutraceticals LLC from a suit claiming it infringed on their trademarks to sell kratom products under the Vivazen name, saying the judgment came to the wrong legal conclusions.
July 14, 2022
A vitamin supplement company is asking a Georgia federal court to award $476,000 in attorney fees after winning summary judgment in a trademark dispute, saying the litigation was frivolous and nearly bankrupted the company.
May 19, 2022
A Florida vitamin company has agreed to stop using the name "Vivazen" after a pair of companies filed a $4.2 million trademark infringement case over products made from kratom, a legal plant extract with mild psychoactive effects, the parties said Thursday.
May 03, 2022
A Georgia federal judge has rejected a Florida vitamin company's bid for a default judgment against a Canadian cannabis entrepreneur it says failed to answer a third-party complaint in a $4.2 million trademark infringement case over products made from kratom, a legal plant extract with mild psychoactive effects.
April 14, 2022
A Florida vitamin company asked a Georgia federal judge Thursday to enter a default judgment against a Canadian cannabis entrepreneur who the company says failed to answer a third-party complaint in a $4.2 million trademark infringement case over products derived from the herbal extract kratom.
March 18, 2022
A Georgia federal judge refused to dismiss third-party claims against a Canadian entrepreneur, ruling that a company named in a $4.2 million trademark infringement case over products derived from the herbal extract kratom sufficiently alleged the entrepreneur acts as an alter ego for the entities that sued it.
January 28, 2022
A Georgia federal judge has freed some company executives from a $4.2 million trademark infringement case over kratom-based products, finding that a pair of companies behind the Vivazen brand of CBD and herbal supplements didn't establish personal jurisdiction over them.