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In a "reverse confusion" trademark case, a federal judge in Philadelphia ruled that Victoria's Secret must stop using the "Miracle Bra" trademark for its line of bust-enhancing swimwear because the products were likely to be confused with the "MiracleSuit," a line of A&H Sportswear bathing suits designed to make the wearer look slimmer. The ruling doesn't affect Victoria's Secret's use of the trademark "Miracle Bra" in selling lingerie.
January 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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