Lawyers for Apple Computer and the Beatles' Apple Corps squared off in London's High Court on Wednesday in the closing stages of the trial over the companies' apple logos. Apple Corps says Apple Computer is a "Johnny-Come-Lately" that is attempting to steal the British company's trademark. Apple Computer says it's doing nothing wrong and music lovers are smart enough to distinguish between the apple logos. The presiding judge said he's unlikely to rule before the Easter break.
April 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A High Court judge is unlikely to rule before Easter in the legal fight between Apple Computer and the Beatles’ Apple Corps record label over the use of the apple logo.
Lawyers for both sides squared off in London’s High Court on Wednesday in the closing stages of the trial over the companies’ similar apple logos.
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