The AP reports that Ralph Lauren has lost the latest battle in the ongoing tussle between his gazillion-dollar faux-upper-crust-Americana fashion brand and the actual horsey set types who seek to do the same:
Ralph Lauren had charged infringement over the use of logos featuring two men playing polo on horses. But a federal jury went with the U-S Polo Association and Jordache in three of the challenges and with Ralph Lauren on a fourth. . . . The polo association and Jordache are calling the jury’s decision a “knockout victory.” And they say they will launch a major advertising and marketing campaign using the disputed logos.
Marco Polo could not be reached for comment.
Originally posted 2012-09-10 06:00:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
