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A jury found Thursday that the United States Polo Association and Jordache Limited can use horse logos that Polo Ralph Lauren said infringed on the trademarks of its famous logos. "In the world of fashion, there are few trademarks of greater significance and value," Polo Ralph Lauren lawyer Leslie Gordon Fagen had argued. But the jury concluded that two logos featuring the outline of two horsemen and a solid double horsemen logo that included the letters "USPA" were not likely to confuse the public.
October 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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