Jean suit.Los Angeles-based denim clothing maker True Religion Apparel Inc. has won two court default judgments against several individuals and businesses charged with importing and selling counterfeit To falsify, deceive, or defraud. A copy or imitation of something that is intended to be taken as authentic and genuine in order to deceive another. A counterfeit coin is one that may pass for a genuine coin and may include a lower denomination coin altered so that it may jeans. The judgments from both cases total approximately ap·prox·i·mate adj. 1. Almost exact or correct: the approximate time of the accident. 2. $1 million. In one case, True Religion worked with Ben Sherman Ben Sherman is a British clothing company, producing shirts, suits, shoes and other items. Ben Sherman clothing designs sometimes feature the roundel and colours of the British Royal Air Force, often called the mod target. Ltd. to pursue a claim against individuals and businesses charged with selling counterfeit clothing for both brands. The $500,000 judgment in that case was awarded jointly to both plaintiffs. "As the visibility of the True Religion brand continues to grow both in the U.S. and abroad, we are working aggressively to protect our intellectual property," said True Religion chief executive Jeffrey Lubell in a statement. |
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