Wrigley, well known for their assortment of chewing gums, has filed suit to enforce their intellectual property rights in the JUICY FRUIT mark. In a trademark infringement action brought in the US District Court of the Northern District of Illinois this past Friday, Wrigley accused the owner of an electronic cigarette company selling Juicy Fruit e-liquids of violating their registered United States Trademarks. Mohammed Ghatala, owner of Dreamecore Enterprise, failed to reply to two cease-and-desist letters from the American gum maker and could now face injunctive action and a recall of the allegedly infringing products. Just last year, Wrigley sued another electronic cigarette company named Chi Town Vapes for infringing their DOUBLEMINT and JUICY FRUIT marks. #omnilegalgroup #trademark #Wrigley
Omid Khalifeh
Omid Khalifeh, Founder and Managing Attorney, Omni Legal Group
Omid Khalifeh is a registered patent attorney and the founder of Omni Legal Group, a Los Angeles intellectual property and business law firm. He advises inventors, startups, and established businesses on patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret strategy, from initial filing through enforcement. He is licensed by the State Bar of California and registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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