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23 January 2017Copyright

WIPR survey: Readers closely split over Louis Vuitton parody rehearing

WIPR readers are closely split over whether the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit should agree to rehear a Louis Vuitton parody lawsuit en banc.

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Louis Vuitton seeks Supreme Court review of parody case
20 July 2017   Fashion house Louis Vuitton has filed a petition for a writ of certiorari with the US Supreme Court in a parody dispute with a company called My Other Bag.
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Second Circuit denies Louis Vuitton parody rehearing
16 February 2017   The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has refused to rehear Louis Vuitton’s trademark and copyright dispute with My Other Bag.
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Louis Vuitton requests en banc rehearing in My Other Bag dispute
12 January 2017   French luxury fashion company Louis Vuitton has filed an appeal for an en banc rehearing of its trademark and copyright dispute with My Other Bag.


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