Shoe Designer Antonio Brown Accused Louis Weedon Of Trademark Infringement.

< p > according to the New York daily news August 16th, the new generation < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > shoes < /a > < a target= "_blank" href= "" _blank "> designer < < Antonio Brown > (appeals) to appeal to luxury brand Louis Weedon, the trademark of shoes and shoes.

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< p > Black Designer Antonio Brown filed a lawsuit in the Southern District Court of New York, accusing the LVMH of using the metal brand name in the Road shoe series in February 2014.

This unique idea was recognized as a product logo in early 2013.

Antonio Brown claimed that Louis Weedon's move would also damage his reputation and consumers would consider him a plagiarism.

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< p > Louis Weedon made a statement that the lawsuit is of no significance, and Louis Weedon will actively defend itself.

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P, however, this is not the first time that Louis Weedon has been involved in the "plagiarism" incident.

In 2009, New Balance accused Louis Weedon of copying its 574 shoes.

After the reconciliation, Louis Weedon issued a statement promising not to sell his Minstrel sports shoes, respecting and protecting the integrity of intellectual property rights.

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