Injunction Against "Any Comments That Could Be Construed As To Disparage [a Trademark]" Stayed:
This remarkable injunction, which I discussed here, was stayed yesterday by the Ninth Circuit, pending the resolution of the defendant's appeal.
I'm working on this case on the defendant's side in my capacity as academic affiliate for Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw; on Monday, I hope to blog our merits brief on appeal, and two amici briefs that were filed on our side.
Related Posts (on one page):
- Ninth Circuit Dissolves Injunction Barring Defendant "from Making Any Comments That Could Be Construed as To Disparage [A Trademark]":
- Injunction Barring Defendant "From Making Any Comments That Could Be Construed As To Disparage [a Trademark]":
- Amici Briefs in the Free Speech / Trademark Injunction Case:
- How a Speech-Restrictive Injunction Can Be Used Against Organizations Who Aren't Even Parties:
- Injunction Against "Any Comments That Could Be Construed As To Disparage [a Trademark]" Stayed:
- Court Bars Defendant "From Making Any Comments That Could Be Construed As To Disparage [a Trademark]":