A retailer has agreed to make slight modifications to his "Saw 'Em Off" merchandise and pay $25,000 to settle a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by the University of Texas. The UT System Board of Regents sued Fadi Kalaouze in January over his merchandise adorned with an inverted Longhorn logo with its horns detached. Under the settlement reached Monday, Kalaouze agreed to alter his logo by adding two nostrils to the Longhorn's snout and a patch of white on its forehead.
June 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A retailer has agreed to make slight modifications to his “Saw ‘Em Off” merchandise and pay $25,000 to settle a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by the University of Texas.
The UT System Board of Regents sued Fadi Kalaouze, owner of Aggieland Outfitters and its parent company Kalcorp, in January over his merchandise adorned with an inverted Longhorn logo with its horns detached.
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