Four attorneys stood in federal court Aug. 22 and said they're finally nearing an end in their fight over sanitary pads. Tyco Healthcare sued Kimberly-Clark Corp. last year, claiming the company was infringing on its trademarked name "Flexi-Wings" used on Always brand sanitary pads. Attorneys at a hearing said they were close to reaching a settlement, though they would not discuss the terms.
August 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Four male attorneys stood in federal court Aug. 22 and said they’re finally nearing an end in their fight over sanitary pads.
Tyco Healthcare sued Kimberly-Clark Corp. last year, claiming the company was infringing on its trademarked name “Flexi-Wings” used on Always brand sanitary pads.
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