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Unions' Brand Use At Risk After Trader Joe's IP Suit Revived

By Braden Campbell · September 15, 2025, 7:40 PM EDT

The Ninth Circuit's decision to revive a suit accusing Trader Joe's United of infringing the grocer's trademark may chill unions that adapt their employers' brands from merchandising, potentially cutting off a...

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