Jan. 10 Pretrial Conference Set in Annie Oakley Trademark Case vs. Amazon
U.S. Magistrate Judge Doris Pryor for Southern Indiana in Indianapolis set a telephonic initial pretrial conference for Jan. 10 at 11 a.m. EST in Annie Oakley Enterprises’ April 25 amended trademark infringement complaint against Amazon, said Pryor’s order Friday (docket…
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1:22-cv-02246). Anney Oakley alleges that of all the businesses it has contacted that has infringed one of its trademarks, whether innocently or intentionally, “Amazon alone has consistently failed to take prompt action to cease its infringing activity.” Amazon’s April 29 motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim said Annie Oakley asserts trademark counterfeiting but fails to allege Amazon uses trademarks identical or substantially indistinguishable from trademarks that plaintiffs use in commerce.