· 12/29/1986
Tonka Corporation v. Tonk-A-Phone, Inc., Robert Albertson, D/B/A Tonka Tools, Inc.
Citations
- 805 F.2d 793
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- holding that the Lanham Act did not preempt recovery of attorney fees under Minnesota’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act
- holding that the Lanham Act did not preempt recovery of attorney fees under Minnesota's Deceptive Trade Practices Act
- finding that the availability of attorney’s fees under the MDTPA for trademark infringement did not conflict with the provision in the Lanham Act that limited the recovery of fees to “exceptional” cases
- injunction that broadly enjoined use of Tonka name was necessary to prevent continued infringement of that mark
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Judges: McMillian, Arnold, Nichol
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