Volcom In Stone vs. Roc Fight With Jay-Z

by The Editors on March 31, 2011

Veeco RocVolcom reportedly filed a trademark infringement lawsuit in the Central District of California on March 29, 2011 against Jay-Z’s Roc Nation brand, according to a story on All Hip Hop.

According to the complaint, Roc Nation’s logo is too close to their own, which they have been using in trade since 1991. . . Additionally, Volcom claims the logo could create confusion in the marketplace, since their label Volcom Entertainment, also uses a similar, registered trademark. . . “While Roc Nation appears to have initially used the diamond only in combination with the words ‘Roc Nation’ it is now using the diamond logo on its own, causing a likelihood of confusion among consumers,” Volcom’s complaint reads.

Can you tell the difference?

[Link: New York Daily News and All Hip Hop]

Jigga March 31, 2011 at 2:14 pm

Who cares! I could buy volcom with my left over pocket change.

Sincerely – Mr. Jay Z

Edgar Bronfman March 31, 2011 at 9:02 pm

Buy Volcom? , With what, album sales revenues?

EB

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