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The series features younger versions of DC superheroes, including Batgirl and Harley Quinn, as they attend high school. News Warner Bros. has filed a lawsuit against Connecticut-based non-profit organization Random Tuesday, for operating Harry Potter and Gilmore Girls themed running clubs. Delta Air Lines sues Marriott for Trademark Infringement, New York Giants’ Daniel Jones Looks to Trademark Danny Dimes, Journalist Group Files Trademark for Fake News so Trump Can’t Use it, Sour Patch Kids Files Trademark Lawsuit Against THC-Infused “Stoney Patch” Brand, Yosemite Gets its Trademarks back in Settlement Agreement. Hasbro, owner of the Transformers brand, filed a lawsuit on Monday accusing Warner Bros. and DC Comics of trademark infringement. Learn More About the World of Magic and Trademarks. “This is a lawsuit to remedy Defendants’ deliberate, pervasive, and willful infringement and dilution of Warner Bros.’ intellectual property rights with respect to the well-known and highly popular Harry Potter and Gilmore Girls entertainment franchises,” Warner Bros. writes. Disney’s “Oz: The Great and Powerful” is scheduled to hit theaters March 8, 2013. “Defendants’ and/or their licensees’ use of the Accused Mark is likely to cause consumers mistakenly to believe that the Accused Goods emanate from or are otherwise associated with Hasbro,” the suit alleges. The studio has also been filing oppositions with the USPTO’s Trademark Trial and Appeal Board over merchandising rights and other uses of the “Oz” trademarks. The Bumblebee character is a tech wizard with super strength and the ability to shrink. Home » Mandour & Associates, APC – California Intellectual Property Blog » Warner Bros. Sues Disney Over Wizard Of Oz Trademark Infringement, California – It seems as though the Great and Powerful Oz has spoken once again. This time however, he is not making demands of Dorothy and her friends, but of major companies looking to cash in on its valuable trademarks protecting the 1939 classic, “The Wizard of Oz.”
With an empire now to protect, trademark infringement issues with Warner Bros. Entertainment, have forced a growing Halloween festival in Scottsville, Virginia dedicated to the world of Harry Potter to be scrapped. Hasbro touts an online article that ranked Bumblebee fourth on a list of the “Top 25 Transformers.”. Two superhero franchises are about to square off in federal court over the right to market “Bumblebee” toys. Warner Bros. requests all infringing activity to stop and wishes to be compensated for damages suffered. Complicating things even more is the fact that the 1899 book written by L. Frank Baum, which the famous film is based on, is currently in the public domain. Warner Bros. Sues Disney Over Wizard Of Oz Trademark Infringement, More Than a Vote Files Another Trademark Application, Netflix Sued for Copyright Infringement over Tiger King, Department of the Air Force files “Space Force” logo trademarks, Mike Tyson Files Trademark for “Mike Tyson’s Legends Only League”, Washington, DC NFL Team Files Trademark for “Washington Football Team”, Mandour & Associates, APC – California Intellectual Property Blog. As a result, the various copyright holders, including Warner Bros., are very protective of their ‘asset.’.