A group of Martha Stewart's neighbors has moved a step closer to opposing her efforts to trademark the name of her tony New York hometown, Katonah. The Katonah Village Improvement Society voted on Monday to take any action it deems necessary to keep Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia from using the Katonah name for lines of furniture, paints and other products. John Cuti, an attorney for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, has said that Stewart's use of the Katonah name won't keep residents from using it.
March 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A group of Martha Stewart’s Westchester County, N.Y., neighbors has moved a step closer to opposing her efforts to trademark the name of her tony hometown, Katonah.
The Katonah Village Improvement Society voted on Monday to take whatever action it deems necessary to keep Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia from using the Katonah name for lines of furniture, paints and other homemaking products.
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