The North Face's trademark battle against The South Butt, a St. Louis-based parody clothing company, ended late Friday with the parties settling their dispute out of court. While there's no telling what prompted the settlement, South Butt's Web site was still running as of Friday evening, with no indication it was coming down any time soon. A post on South Butt's Facebook page, meawhile, said that founder Jimmy Winkelmann, a freshman at the University of Missouri, was "partying hard in Panama City with South Butt."
April 05, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The North Face’s trademark battle against The South Butt, a St. Louis-based parody clothing company, ended late Friday with the parties settling their dispute out of court.
News of the settlement was first reported by the St. Louis Riverfront Times, which has been covering the case since its inception in December. (Click here and here for previous stories from The Am Law Daily on the North Face v. South Butt fracas.)
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