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6 April 2016Trademarks

Beyoncé files TM suit over ‘Feyoncé’ clothes

Singer Beyoncé has sued an online clothing company for trademark infringement, accusing it of selling merchandise bearing the phrase ‘Feyoncé’.

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US court dismisses Beyoncé TM suit after singer drops claims
17 January 2019   A US court has dismissed a trademark infringement suit filed by singer Beyoncé against online clothing company Feyoncé after she dropped her claims.


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