When is a Doobie not a Doobie? When there are several other, even more original Doobies up the road. That's the moral of a tale unfolding in Orlando, Fla., where three former members of the Doobie Brothers have been blocked from performing under that or any similar name. Last week, a judge enjoined the three from using the name at gigs in Florida on the same dates that the legal holders to the title -- including Doobies Tom Johnston and Pat Simmons -- were performing hits in Kentucky and Illinois.
September 07, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When is a Doobie not a Doobie? When there are several other, even more original Doobies up the road.
That’s the moral of a tale unfolding in Orlando, Fla., where three former members of the Doobie Brothers have been blocked from performing under that or any similar name by U.S. District Judge Anne Conway.
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