A court in Cologne ruled on July 17 in favor...

2015-07-31T00:00:00+01:00

A court in Cologne ruled on July 17 in favor of Candice Cooper in its lawsuit against Paul Green, says Schuhkurier. At issue was the registration by Candice Cooper of a heart-inspired logo. Paul Green has not used its logo since March 2014.

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