A federal judge in Texas has ordered a business to pay Texas Tech University at least $3 million for selling unlicensed clothing and novelty items sporting the colors, insignia and slogans of the school and its red-and-black-clad Red Raiders. Until 2003, John Spiegelberg, owner of Red Raider Outfitter, was licensed to sell merchandise with Tech logos. But according to the complaint, Tech officials terminated the agreement over "Spiegelberg's failure to account for the University's share of the royalties."
November 20, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
In a win by an Atlanta lawyer, a federal judge has ordered a Lubbock, Texas, business to pay Texas Tech University at least $3 million for selling unlicensed clothing and novelty items sporting the colors, insignia and slogans of the school and its red-and-black-clad Red Raiders.
Texas Tech was represented by R. Charles Henn Jr. of Kilpatrick Stockton, who said the defendant business, Red Raider Outfitter, continued to sell Texas Tech gear after the school terminated its licensing agreement.
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