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In a rare application of trademark infringement law, a federal judge in Louisiana has issued a temporary injunction against a man alleged to have set up a phony medical referral center to delay women from having abortions until it was too late. The judge ruled that William A. Graham must no longer advertise his center as a health care referral service and must change its name, which was very similar to an abortion clinic in the area.
August 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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