A contempt finding against the United States Polo Association for violating an injunction against the use of a mark similar to the trademark for Polo Ralph Lauren has been vacated by a federal appeals panel.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit said a lower court failed to make a specific, market-based finding when it held the Polo Association crossed the line in using the “double horsemen mark” on the sporty sunglasses it sells.
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