Best Cellars Inc. v. Grape Finds at Dupont, Inc.

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• denying a motion for a preliminary injunction because “while the evidence suggests that [defendant] did breach his confidentiality agreement with Best Cellars, there has been no showing of irreparable harm.”
• Court concluded that wine store’s trade dress was not famous, stating that “while Best Cellars is certainly famous within retail design circles and within the retail wine world, such fame does not extend to the general public”
• Court concluded that wine store’s trade dress was not famous, stating that “while Best Cellars is certainly famous within retail design circles and within the retail wine world, such fame does not extend to the general public”

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