Same same but different: 7-Eleven sues Nike; Louis Vuitton wins lawsuit against Molly Tea

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7-Eleven sues Nike over similar tri-color sneakers; Louis Vuitton wins against Molly Tea in trademark case.

Summary

7-Eleven filed a lawsuit against Nike on July 1, alleging that Nike's new Air Max 95 sneakers with orange, green, and red stripes infringe on 7-Eleven's trademarked Tri-Colour Mark. The complaint claims consumers might associate the sneakers with 7-Eleven's brand, despite Nike's intent to proceed with the July 11 release. Separately, Louis Vuitton won a trademark dispute against Molly Tea in China, securing 10.3 million yuan in damages for the use of a logo resembling its four-petal floral motif. Molly Tea plans to appeal the verdict, and its logo remains in use on social media and websites.

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