Lawyers for a West Palm Beach Crossfit gym owner say their client won't be outmuscled by Nike in a trademark dispute over its jumping man image of basketball legend Michael Jordan.
September 17, 2015 at 01:30 PM
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The owner of a Crossfit gym in West Palm Beach won’t back down from a trademark fight with apparel maker Nike Inc. and hired Pike & Lustig to do the heavy legal lifting.
Gym owner Matt Brewster has prevailed in part in its battle against the retail juggernaut’s opposition to his trademark application, which Nike claims ripped off its “jumping man” silhouette featuring basketball legend Michael Jordan.
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