N.C. company suing OtterBox
Universal Mania Inc. of Raeford, N.C., is seeking a court declaration that it hasn’t violated names associated with OtterBox products, the Raleigh-Durham newspaper reported this week.
OtterBox said in an October letter that Universal’s eBay store was selling $16.99 protective cases labeled “Defender.” OtterBox has registered its Defender Series as a trademark for one of its own products.
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Universal Mania Inc. of Raeford, N.C., is seeking a court declaration that it hasn’t violated names associated with OtterBox products, the Raleigh-Durham newspaper reported this week.
OtterBox said in an October letter that Universal’s eBay store was selling $16.99 protective cases labeled “Defender.” OtterBox has registered its Defender Series as a trademark for one of its own products.
Click here for more on the story.
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