It appears that a trademark suit that has been going on for a decade, and that has been covered in The Intellectual Property Strategist since 2003, has finally come to a conclusion.
Jack Daniel’s Ruling Raises Bar for Trademark Tarnishment Claims
A federal appeals court said Jack Daniel’s can’t stop the maker of the “Bad Spaniels” dog toy from selling the bottle-shaped parody, ruling the whiskey maker failed to show the toy was likely to tarnish its famous trademarks.
By
Laura Lorek
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