Opulent Treasures Inc. v. Portofino International Trading USA Inc., et al.
Published: Jan. 27, 2023 | Result Date: Nov. 2, 2022 | Filing Date: Aug. 9, 2021 |Case number: 2:22-cv-03031-SPG-PVC Settlement – Permanent Injunction
Judge
Court
CD CA
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Eric John Knudsen
(Brozynski & Dalton PC )
Bartholomew P. Dalton
(Brozynski & Dalton PC )
Defendant
Clay M. White
(White Shaver, PC)
Adam B. Allen
(White Shaver, PC)
Kevin R. Lussier
(Cruser Mitchell Novitz Sanchez Gaston & Zimet LLP)
Colleen Downes
(Cruser Mitchell Novitz Sanchez Gaston & Zimet LLP)
Kirstie M. Simmerman
(Gordon & Rees LLP)
Facts
Opulent Treasures, Inc., is a California corporation with its principal place of business located in El Segundo. Opulent Treasures is engaged in the marketing, distribution, and sale of home décor items.
Portofino International Trading Group, Inc., Portofino International Trading, USA, Inc., and Daggo Trading, Inc., were all California corporations with their principal place of business located at the same address in Commerce, California, but all three corporations were dissolved. Portofino, Portofino USA, and Daggo were all also engaged in the marketing, distribution, and sale of home décor items.
On August 10, 2021, Opulent Treasures filed suit against Portofino, Portofino USA, and Daggo in the Eastern District of Texas, alleging trademark infringement. On December 30, 2021, Opulent Treasures files an amended complaint, but two weeks later, Portofino, Portofino USA, and Daggo filed a motion to change the venue to the Central District of California, which the court granted.
Contentions
PLAINTIFF'S CONTENTIONS: Plaintiff contended that it held registered and unregistered trademark and trade dress rights in a number of home décor items that it marketed, distributed, and sold; that the defendants also marketed, distributed, and sold home décor items; that the defendants marketed and sold numerous products that misappropriated, infringed, and diluted plaintiff's trademark and trade dress rights; that the defendants' conduct had harmed and continued to harm plaintiff.
DEFENDANTS' CONTENTIONS: Defendants denied any wrongdoing or liability and all the plaintiff's material allegations.
Result
The parties entered into an agreed permanent injunction wherein the defendants agreed to permanently cease selling, distributing, reselling, advertising, marketing, and promoting any of plaintiff's designs or products.
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