One Of 3M's N95 TM Suits Just Got More Complicated

By Andrew Karpan · December 10, 2021, 8:01 PM EST

A federal judge in Seattle has said 3M, the country's largest producer of N95 masks, might have broken consumer protection laws in at least one of the trademark lawsuits it lodged...

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Documents

Decision

Case Information

Case Title

3M Company v. AIME LLC et al

Case Number

Court

Washington Western

Nature of Suit

Trademark

Date Filed

July 15, 2020

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