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A nonprofit that promotes youth soccer says it's spent millions developing the 'U.S. Soccer Foundation' mark, only to be accused of trademark infringement now by U.S. soccer's governing body.
December 06, 2018 at 07:44 PM
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Two nonprofits that have worked together to promote soccer in the United States are getting a divorce, with custody of the name “U.S. Soccer Foundation” in the balance.
The United States Soccer Federation Foundation Inc. sued the United States Soccer Federation Inc. on Thursday, seeking a declaration of rights over the name U.S. Soccer Foundation.
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