The trademark battle between The North Face and startup clothing company The South Butt is getting louder. In December, South Butt founder Jimmy Winkelmann, a freshman biomedical engineering student at the University of Missouri, was slapped with a trademark infringement suit by The North Face, a San Leandro, Calif.-based outdoor products company. Winkelmann's father turned up the volume in the case during a recent deposition when he accused North Face's lawyers at Bryan Cave of a conflict of interest.
March 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The trademark battle between The North Face and startup clothing company The South Butt is getting louder. As South Butt founder Jimmy Winkelmann heads off to spring break in Florida, his father is turning up the volume in the case, accusing North Face’s lawyers at Bryan Cave of a conflict of interest.
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