The maker of Budweiser beer says an Arkansas-registered company is illegally marketing beer in China, using the American brewer's trademarks. Anheuser-Busch sued USA Bai Wei Group in Arkansas' Pulaski County Circuit Court, seeking an injunction to revoke Bai Wei's corporate charter and require a name change, as "Bai Wei" is how the Chinese language trademark for Budweiser is pronounced in English. The lawsuit also seeks profits Bai Wei made from the alleged trademark infringement and counterfeiting.
May 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
The maker of Budweiser beer says an Arkansas-registered company is illegally marketing beer in China, using the American brewer’s trademarks.
Anheuser-Busch Inc. sued USA Bai Wei Group Inc. in Arkansas’ Pulaski County Circuit Court, seeking an injunction to revoke Bai Wei’s corporate charter and require a name change.
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