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REAL CARS v CARS

By Marty Schwimmer on December 14, 2006

disney mattel cars.jpg
Fort Wayne.com:
“In a federal lawsuit filed last month in Oklahoma City, Collectible Promotional Products Inc. of Woodward, Okla., claims Disney and toy company Mattel Inc. incorrectly used a similar trademark to its “Real Cars” line of collectible toy cars.
CPP said it has been using a chevron design with the words “Real Cars” above it since 1994. The company applied for a federal trademark, which was granted in 1998. CPP contracted with Mattel to make and package limited numbers of Hot Wheels toy cars such as the Carroll Shelby Limited Edition 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C.”
Complaint filed by CPP.
Answer filed by Disney.

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  • Blog:
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  • Organization:
    Martin Schwimmer
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