A Tulsa businessman who uses the words "BARKSTRONG" and "PURRSTRONG" on pet collars claims a federal lawsuit filed by the Lance Armstrong Foundation to stop the sale of the collars is frivolous. Chris Ohman, founder of Animal Charity Collar Group Inc., filed a counterclaim to the Armstrong Foundation's lawsuit that was filed in federal district court in Austin, Texas.
October 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Tulsa businessman who uses the words “BARKSTRONG” and “PURRSTRONG” on pet collars claims a federal lawsuit filed by the Lance Armstrong Foundation to stop the sale of the collars is frivolous.
Chris Ohman, founder of Animal Charity Collar Group Inc., filed a counterclaim this week to the Armstrong Foundation’s lawsuit that was filed in federal district court in Austin, Texas.
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