Versace Gets Dragged To Court For Copying Lion Logo Design From British Brand
Versace Gets Dragged To Court For Copying Lion Logo Design From British Brand TAXI Daily News / 6 hours ago Left: No Fixed Abode, Right: Versace An indie British brand is dragging Versace to court for ripping off its design. The company, No Fixed Abode (NFA), has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Versace for replicating its lion doorknocker logo with a ring in its mouth, which Versace has used across its clothing line. Emma Mann, founder of the company, has been using the logo on her “luxury streetwear” products since 2013, and she noticed a striking resemblance between her branding and Versace’s. Mann initially reached out to Versace, by having her attorneys notify the company of NFA’s rights to the lion logo. Versace still continued using it anyway. Unfortunately, both parties could not resolve the matter, and in Mann’s words, she claimed that this is “years of Versace’s stalling tactics.” After receiving trademark registration on 30 January 2018 from the