A&E Television is being sued for trademark infringement over a camo tagline used on 'Duck Dynasty' merchandise.
July 24, 2014 at 06:00 PM
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Florida folks are suing “Duck Dynasty” good ol’ boys at A&E Television Networks LLC, claiming trademark infringement on a camo couture tagline.
The words used in the competing lines are almost the same. One says “is,” and the other uses an apostrophe-S.
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