The belief that a settlement is imminent led a federal district court to dismiss Foley Hoag's trademark infringement case against Foley & Lardner last week. Boston-based Foley Hoag sued Foley & Lardner for using the term "Foley" in advertisements and marketing materials. Both firms have a Washington, D.C., office, but according to Foley Hoag's court papers, incidents of mistaken identity increased "exponentially" after Foley & Lardner took over the Boston office of Epstein Becker & Green in February 2005.
August 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The belief that a settlement is imminent led a federal district court to dismiss Foley Hoag’s trademark infringement case against Foley & Lardner last week.
The Boston-based firm Foley Hoag sued Foley & Lardner last October for using the term “Foley” in advertisements and marketing materials.
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