A federal judge in Brooklyn just decided that painting a cardboard ice cream pint a soft pastel color, giving it a matching lid, and writing the brand name in black cursive is so uniquely original, so protectable, that a competitor must now hand over nearly $24 million in profits for daring to do something similar. […]
A federal judge in Brooklyn just decided that painting a cardboard ice cream pint a soft pastel color, giving it a matching lid, and writing the brand name in black cursive is so uniquely original, so protectable, that a competitor must now hand over nearly $24 million in profits for daring to do something similar. […]
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