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Common Law Trademark Infringement, Common Law Unfair Competition, Federal Trademark Infringement, Litigation Update, Michael H. Simon, Unlawful Trade Practices
In addition to using an allegedly confusingly similar trademark (Plaintiff’s “Concierge ToGo®” vs. Defendant’s “Conciergo“), Defendant is also alleged to have passed itself off to one of Plaintiff’s hotel clients as having an affiliation with Plaintiff.
Both parties provide virtual concierge services, allowing hotel guests to tour their hotel, discover hotel amenities, contact guest services, and obtain information on local attractions and restaurants.
S&B Associates, Inc. v. Guest Impressions, Inc.
Court Case Number:3:16-cv-00519
File Date: Friday, March 25, 2016
Plaintiff: S&B Associates. Inc. d/b/a HospitalityVision
Plaintiff Counsel: Scott D. Eads of Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, P.C.
Defendant: Guest Impressions, Inc.
Cause: Federal Trademark Infringement, Unlawful Trade Practices, Common Law Trademark Infringement, Common Law Unfair Competition
Court: District of Oregon
Judge: Michael H. Simon
Complaint:
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