Martha Stewart and Emeril Lagasse accepted a permanent injunction and settlement in Tampa federal court for infringing on a German cutlery trademark.
U.S. District Judge Mary S. Scriven entered the injunction “by consent of all defendants,” which included the Home Shopping Network and several companies controlled by domestic diva Stewart and celebrity chef Lagasse.
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