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Common Law Trademark Infringement, Common Law Unfair Competition, Federal Trademark Infringement, Federal Unfair Competition, John V. Acosta
Both parties in this trademark lawsuit recently began using their respective trademarks (ROAMBUILT v. ROAM). ROAMBUILT is used in connection with “automotive parts,” primarily custom parts for Mercedes Benz Sprinter vans. ROAM is being used in connection with vehicle rental services and automobile customization services.
The parties corresponded for several months regarding the possibility of infringement and trademark coexistence. Unable to resolve the situation themselves, Plaintiff Roambuilt now seeks court intervention as they assert slight priority rights.
Stay tuned for updates.
Roambuilt LLC v. Roam, LLC
Court Case Number: 3:16-cv-02217-AC
File Date: Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Plaintiff: Roambuilt LLC
Plaintiff Counsel: Elizabeth Tedesco Milesnick of Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP
Defendant: Roam, LLC
Cause: Federal Trademark Infringement, Federal Unfair Competition, Common Law Trademark Infringement, Common Law Unfair Competition
Court: District of Oregon
Judge: John V. Acosta
Complaint:
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