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DC Black church sues Proud Boys chapter over trademark
The Metropolitan AME Church, controlling the Proud Boys trademark, seeks to end unauthorized use by the Hudson Valley chapter amid a five-year legal battle with $2.8 million awarded in damages.
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Metropolitan AME sues Hudson Valley Proud Boys chapter over trademark use
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church has filed a trademark and unfair-competition suit against the Hudson Valley Proud Boys Chapter and its president, William Pepe, alleging ongoing unauthorized use of the "Proud Boys" name.
·Washington, United States
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DC Black church sues Proud Boys chapter over trademark
The historic Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in D.C., which now controls the “Proud Boys” trademark, has sued a New York chapter of the white nationalist group for using its name and familiar black and yellow wreath logo in online recruiting and merchandise sales. Metropolitan AME has filed a lawsuit in federal court in the Southern District of New York, against the Hudson Valley Proud Boys Chapter, its president William Pepe, an…
·Washington, United States
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