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GS Holistic, LLC v. Vaportoke Inc. et al
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1:23-cv-01513
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January 30, 2026
Jury Finds Smoke Shops Liable For $200k In Trademark Case
A jury in Colorado federal court Wednesday found two smoke shops violated a California-based bong maker's trademark for a gravity infuser after a three-day trial, according to court records.
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December 18, 2025
Colo. Judge Won't Dismiss Bong Maker's Trademark Case
A Colorado federal judge Wednesday declined to toss a suit from a California-based bong maker alleging trademark infringement after each party accused the other of being responsible for missing pretrial filing deadlines.
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January 17, 2024
Colo. Court Chides Bong Maker Over 'Chaotic' Litigation
A California-based bong maker can no longer pursue simultaneously roughly four dozen trademark infringement cases against head shops in Colorado after its "chaotic" and "disorganized" approach to the litigation, a Colorado federal court ordered, saying the manufacturer, which has filed hundreds of lawsuits across the country, must now take "baby bites" in the state.
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September 26, 2023
'We're Not Trolls,' Bong Co. That Filed 850 IP Suits Tells Judge
A California-based bong maker that has filed hundreds of nearly identical trademark lawsuits against smoke shops and other retailers around the country told a Colorado federal magistrate judge Tuesday that its voluminous litigation efforts are a sincere effort to stamp out trademark infringement that is strangling its business.