A company that says it owns the trademark rights to the name Washington Nationals baseball club has answered a lawsuit brought by Major League Baseball with countercharges of its own. The MLB suit said Bygone Sports tried to "turn a quick, undeserved profit" by seeking trademark registration rights to the club's name. Bygone Sports co-founder Michael Bergman said that MLB failed to check to see if anyone else had rights to the nostalgic sports name before naming the new team.
July 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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