Johnson & Johnson filed suit March 17 against Qualis Inc. for allegedly infringing its trademark and patent for its popular K-Y warming lubricant product.
May 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson filed suit March 17 against Des Moines, Iowa-based Qualis Inc. for allegedly infringing its trademark and patent for its popular K-Y warming lubricant product.
Johnson & Johnson asked the federal court to bar Qualis from producing or distributing personal lubricants with packaging that could be confused with that of the K-Y brand, alleging the confusion caused a drop in the product’s sales.
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