Jennifer Ko Craft was quoted in the Law360 article "The Biggest Trademark Rulings Of 2022."
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Jennifer Ko Craft was quoted in the Law360 article "The Biggest Trademark Rulings Of 2022." Jennifer weighs in on the ongoing Rhode-NYC v. Rhodedeodato Corp. case, in which a New York federal judge refused to preliminarily block Hailey Bieber's company from promoting her new beauty brand Rhode, following a request by a same-name fashion brand. "With the rise of celebrity brands, a name isn't just a name," said Jennifer. "When consumers see the mark Rhode together with images of Ms. Bieber, there is no confusion as to the source of the products." To read the article, click here.
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