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Chinchilla Sued for Trademark Infringement

March 28, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Chinchilla Sued for Trademark Infringement

Mittens, a mild-mannered chinchilla from Philadelphia, has found himself embroiled in a bitter lawsuit over his very name.

“Mittens is quite obviously a feline name,” says Arnold Sawyer, the attorney filing charges on behalf of a cat family with the same moniker. “It even rhymes with kittens. I mean, come on.”

The Mittens kitten family goes back 12 generations, and senior members of the household are not too keen on a chinchilla walking around with their brand.

Opponents of the lawsuit claim the family cannot simply trademark a common word.

Submitted Eric Smith.

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