DAVIS WRIGHT TREMAINE (SEA)

Counsel of record in 10 federal IP lawsuits tracked by IP Feed.

8 for plaintiffs
  1. OpenWAWD2026-07-20
    Inland Technology Incorporated v. Allen Company Inc

    Inland Technology sues Allen Company and Amazon over trademark infringement in federal court.

  2. Openfor plaintiffWAWD2026-07-14
    Amazon.com Inc v. Burns

    Amazon sues Burns Kicks and Carter Golden over trademark infringement related to shoe products.

  3. Openfor plaintiffWAWD2026-07-14
    Amazon.com Inc v. Goyal

    Amazon sues Goyal and multiple entities for trademark infringement involving LifeScan brand and related intellectual property.

  4. Openfor plaintiffWAWD2026-06-26
    Amazon.com Inc v. Prime Buyers Club LLC

    Amazon sues Prime Buyers Club for trademark infringement over the 'Prime' brand name.

  5. Openfor plaintiffWAWD2026-06-12
    Amazon.com Inc v. Does 1-20

    Amazon sues Does 1-20 and five named individuals for trademark infringement involving Amazon brands.

  6. Openfor plaintiffWAWD2026-06-11
    Amazon.com Inc v. Armycamo USA Inc

    Amazon sues Armycamo USA and related defendants for trademark infringement over military-style outdoor product branding.

  7. Closedfor plaintiffWAWD2025-04-02
    Amazon.com Inc. v. Nyutu

    Amazon sues Nelson Nyutu and associates for trademark infringement involving Prevagen and related brands.

  8. Closedfor plaintiffWAWD2024-12-17
    Amazon.com Inc v. Hawat

    Amazon sues Ashley Hawat and Shenzhen Yuhan for trademark infringement over counterfeit goods sold on Amazon's platform.

  9. OpenWAWD2024-09-12
    Amazon.com Inc v. Mini

    Amazon sues multiple marketing firms and gadget retailers for trademark infringement involving counterfeit or unauthorized use of Amazon's marks.

  10. Closedfor plaintiffWAWD2024-08-08
    Amazon.com Inc v. Ananchenko

    Amazon sues Ananchenko and others for trademark infringement related to counterfeit or unauthorized use of Amazon's marks.

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