If you thought the Bush-Gore 2000 presidential election was strange, take a look at the 2002 election for governor of Ohio. One of the major players of this recent election was a duck similar to the character used in commercials by American Family Life Assurance Co. The commercials prompted litigation by AFLAC alleging trademark dilution, copyright infringement and unfair competition.
November 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If you thought the Bush-Gore 2000 presidential election was strange, take a look at the 2002 election for governor of Ohio. One of the major players of this recent election was a duck similar to the character used in commercials by American Family Life Assurance Co. (AFLAC). The “taftquack” commercials prompted litigation by AFLAC alleging trademark dilution, copyright infringement and unfair competition.
‘TAFTQUACK’
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