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SETTLED / DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE

Levi Strauss & Co. v. Brunello Cucinelli S.p.A., et al.

A trademark infringement and dilution dispute concerning pocket-tab branding.

Legal-status note: A complaint contains allegations, not established facts. Dismissal, settlement, administrative action and judicial findings are labeled separately throughout this archive.

Overview

A trademark infringement and dilution dispute concerning pocket-tab branding.

Allegations / Issues Presented

Levi Strauss alleged that certain Cucinelli garments used pocket tabs that infringed or diluted Levi's asserted trademark rights. These were litigation allegations, not findings.

Procedural History & Current Status

The parties resolved the dispute and the action was voluntarily dismissed with prejudice in May 2024. Publicly available sources reviewed for this archive did not disclose settlement terms.

Company Position / Context

The case ended by settlement and dismissal with prejudice, not by a public merits judgment establishing liability.

Primary & Public Sources

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