Louis Weedon Shoes, Casual Shoes Suspected Of Plagiarism Infringement Court

Antonio Brown, founder of LVL XIII Brands and Inc., accepted the New York Daily News column Confidenti@l interview, saying that he was very angry with Louis Weedon, who said he respected Louis Weedon's brand very much. But because of Louis Weedon's plagiarism tort, he was scolded for being a copycat.

Antonio Brown founded LVL XIII Brands and Inc. at the beginning of 2013 (2013 stores). According to court documents, the brand shoe has been accepted by celebrities such as Chris Brown, Jason Derulo and Tyson Tyson, and has been exposed in magazines and televisions.

Louis Vuitton Louis Weedon suspected of plagiarism infringement is not the first time, in 2009 Louis Vuitton Louis Weedon was New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. to court, New Balance said Louis Weedon Louis Weedon's sports shoes plagiarized from the symbol of the 574.

Subsequently, the two sides reconciled, Louis Vuitton Louis Weedon no longer sold the product.

The news was first reported by fashion blog thefashionlaw in July 7th. It was reported that LVL XIII Brands, Inc. itself was also suspected of plagiarism. LVL XIII Brands, Inc. accused Louis Vuitton Louis Weedon of the shoe Logo Metal before it was actually used in designer shoes, but it was registered as a trademark in March 2013.

On Sunday, the news became a topic again after being reported by New York Daily News and IBTimes and other well-known media websites.

In addition to accusing Louis Vuitton Malletier SA, its parent company LVMH Mo t t Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA (Vuitton) MOET & CHANDON Hennessy LV group and its subsidiaries, the company is prosecuted for trademark infringement.