A trademark lawsuit by tennis player Andre Agassi alleges that Target Corp. sold a sandal using his name without his permission. Agassi Enterprises Inc. claims it told Minneapolis-based Target in June that the sandals violated its trademark on the retired tennis player's name. On June 27, Target attorneys told Agassi Enterprises that it had removed the name from the sandals, according to the lawsuit.
September 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A trademark lawsuit by tennis player Andre Agassi alleges that Target Corp. sold a sandal using his name without his permission.
Agassi Enterprises Inc. claims it told Minneapolis-based Target in June that the sandals violated its trademark on the retired tennis player’s name. On June 27, Target attorneys told Agassi Enterprises that it had removed the name from the sandals, according to the lawsuit.
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