| Baby
Shirt
Infringement
Injunction
Falls Apart In
Telephone
Conference
Lost in
Translation
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
book
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Jan 15 –
Weijie
Weng sued
Prettybaby
2020, Lishui
Feike Clothing
Factory for
Children and
Does 1-35 for
infringing on
what he said
he was design
for baby
clothing, one
with an
American flag
and the words
"4th of July."
At
first, he got
an
injunction.
On January 12,
2023 U.S.
District Court
for the
Southern
District of
New York Judge
J. Paul Oetken
held a
telephone
hearing. Inner
City Press
covered
it.
Judge Oetken
asked pro se
plaintiff
Weijie Weng to
explain his
case and some
discrepancies
in his
filings. Weng
asked if his
wife could
speak for him.
It's your
case, he was
told. And he
had few
answers.
By the end of
the hearing,
Judge Oetken
dissolved the
TRO and denied
the injunction
requests. "The
Clerk of Court
is directed to
close all open
motions on the
docket."
The
case is Weng
v. Does 1-35
et al.,
22-cv-7082
(Oetken)
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