Cisco Systems v. Apple, Inc.
The news has been full lately of reports about Cisco's lawsuit in federal court in the Northern District of California challenging Apple's use of the trademark "iPhone" for Apple's new all-in-one device.
If you want to see the actual complaint, here's the link: http://news.com.com/i/ne/pdfs/2007ciscovapple.pdf. The link shows not just the text of the complaint, but also the exhibits.
Once Apple files a substantive response, I'll try to supply a link for that, too.
SJE
If you want to see the actual complaint, here's the link: http://news.com.com/i/ne/pdfs/2007ciscovapple.pdf. The link shows not just the text of the complaint, but also the exhibits.
Once Apple files a substantive response, I'll try to supply a link for that, too.
SJE
Labels: news, trademarks
If you've been watching the news, you know that the parties have settled this case. Rumor has it that in return for some large, undisclosed payment, Cisco assigned the mark to Apple, obtaining a license back to continue using the mark, along with some prospective business arrangements between the two companies.
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