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Trademark Dispute Emerges Over Use of ‘Cuse’ Between Syracuse University and Local Business

Syracuse University and a small business clash over trademark rights to the term ‘Cuse,’ highlighting challenges in protecting regional nicknames

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A trademark conflict has arisen between Syracuse University and a small business concerning the ownership and use of the term ‘Cuse.’ The dispute underscores the complexities of trademark law when it comes to regional nicknames and branding rights. Both parties assert claims to the term, leading to legal scrutiny over…
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