A federal judge has ordered a Syracuse, N.Y., motorcycle club's members to stop calling themselves "Road Dawgs" and to cover up their pit-bull logo. The ruling came in a trademark dispute with a national club with the same name comprised of motorcycle aficionados from the law enforcement community. The judge agreed with the Road Dawgs Motorcycle Club of the United States that the activities of the 'Cuse Road Dawgs could cause confusion and unfairly cast a bad light on the national organization.
January 04, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has ordered the members of a Syracuse motorcycle club to stop calling themselves “Road Dawgs” and to cover up their pit-bull logo.
The ruling came in a trademark dispute with a New Hampshire-based national club with the same name comprised of motorcycle aficionados from the law enforcement community.
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