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Mod Champagne LLC v. Retail Services Systems, Inc. et al
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2:21-cv-00985
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- Byrne & Nixon
- Cadwalader Wickersham
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September 03, 2021
'So What?' Drake's Champagne Co. Takes Shot At Wine Sellers
The company behind Drake's high-priced Mod Sélection Champagne has hit back at a pair of wine retailers who want to scrap the company's "brand-damaging" pricing suit for not targeting its former investment partner, saying the so-called missing defendant doesn't impact the retailers' ability to defend themselves.
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April 02, 2021
Total Wine Wants Out Of Drake's 'Brand-Damaging' Prices Suit
Total Wine joined another retailer in slamming a trademark infringement suit by the company behind rapper Drake's high-priced champagne, arguing that the beef over their allegedly "brand-damaging discounted prices" actually lies with the champagne company's former distributor.
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February 03, 2021
Drake's Champagne Co. Sues Over 'Brand-Damaging' Prices
The company behind Drake's high-priced Mod Sélection Champagne is suing retailer Total Wine for trademark infringement and false advertising, accusing the chain of selling the wine at "brand-damaging discounted prices."