An Australian lawmaker has called on his government to put its foot down in a trademark dispute over popular sheepskin boots. David Campbell says California-based Deckers Outdoor Corp., which registered "UGG" as a trademark, threatened Westhaven, a small boot manufacturer in the Outback. Westhaven's Gordon Tindall argues the name "ugg boot" is a generic term. "It's like a meat pie -- a meat pie's a meat pie, not a mince and gravy sandwich."
May 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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