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ambiguity over who was first African-American bourbon distiller in Kentucky dooms false advertising claim

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Brough Brothers alleged that Fresh Bourbon falsely advertised that Fresh Bourbon is the first black-owned bourbon distillery in Kentucky, and made other related claims. Fresh Bourbon didnt lease a facility until early 2022 and did not obtain the required federal and state licenses to operate a distillery until September 2022.

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Griper’s Keyword Ads May Constitute False Advertising (Huh?)–LoanStreet v. Troia

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So by the time the court says “the parties are vying for users in the same ‘market,'” you know that the judge has lost the thread. How can Troia vie for a “market” when the court already said he “is not offering a good or service”??? Troia , 2022 WL 3544170 (S.D.N.Y. Reyes & Adler v.

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Retailer has standing to assert Lanham Act false advertising claims against its own supplier

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SA-22-CV-00096-XR, 2022 WL 17086368 (W.D. 18, 2022) Lexmark provides standing to a purchaser because the harms it alleged are “commercial” harms. In summer 2020, AHBP began negotiating with the Lynd defendants for the exclusive license to market and sell a surface disinfectant/cleaner known as “Bioprotect 500” in Argentina.

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unexplained "3x more cutting power" could be false advertising when comparator was unexpected

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26, 2024) The parties compete in the hand-held gardening tool market. Fiskars alleged that Woodland engaged in false advertising when it described its Regular Duty Bypass Pruner as “designed in the USA” because Woodland actually copied Fiskars’s version of the tool—which would mean that Woodland did not design its tools at all.

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Judge Noreika Grants Defendant’s Post-Trial Renewed Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law Reversing the Jury’s Finding of Liability for False Advertising under the Lanham Act and Award of Punitive Damages Against Defendant

Delaware Intellectual Property Litigation Blog

January 5, 2022), the Court granted Defendant Next Caller’s post-trial renewed motion for judgment as a matter of law of no false advertising under the Lanham Act and to take away the jury’s award of punitive damages. Next Caller, Inc. Civil Action No. 18-172-MN (D.Del. As a result, the jury awarded Plaintiff $1.44

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antitrust claim against Suboxone, including false advertising, survives summary judgment

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16-5073, 2022 WL 3588024 (E.D. 22, 2022) The court here allows an antitrust claim to proceed based in part on allegedly false/misleading statements because they form part of the alleged anticompetitive product-hopping scheme and because the unique characteristics of the drug market make market-based responses to false advertising difficult.

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alleged misrepresentation of partnership/approval suffices for false advertising claim

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8, 2023) When does TM logic creep into false advertising cases? Tundra allegedly uses the information it scrapes from Faire’s platform, including contact information, to market its product. Faire Wholesale, Inc. Tundra, Inc., 2023 WL 8586681, No. 23-cv-02538-JSC (N.D. Faire sued Tundra, which makes a comparison tool.