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: Kentucky Law BlogFEDERAL: Judge says Ky. store violated Victoria's Secret trademark
By Michael Stevens
Judge says Ky. store violated Victoria's Secret trademark
KENTUCKY.COM
Victor isn't allowed to have a little secret anymore.
A federal judge has permanently enjoined Victor and Cathy Moseley from using the names "Victor's Secret" and "Victor's Little Secret" on their adult novelty and lingerie shop in central Kentucky.
U.S. District Judge Charles Simpson said in a ruling issued Wednesday that the names violate the trademark of Ohio-based lingerie manufacturer Victoria's Secret under the Federal Trademark Dilution Act.
"The use of the remarkably similar 'Victor's Secret' or 'Victor's Little Secret' in connection with the sale of intimate lingerie along with sex toys and adult videos tarnishes the reputation of the Victoria's Secret mark," Simpson wrote.
An e-mail message left with Victoria's Secret and its parent company, Limited Brands, was not immediately returned. Phone messages left for the Moseleys were not immediately returned.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on May 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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