Of course, they had to have a name that rhymes with j.lo or at least the �lo� part and �ho by j.lo� wouldn�t work but by planning to use the name �Glow by J.lo� it appears they violated Glow Industries trademark and as you would expect are now facing a lawsuit because of it.
Glow Industries, Inc filed a lawsuit on Wednesday (8/7) against Lopez and Coty, Inc under provisions within the Lanaham Act, a law that establishes the rules for Trademark laws and use. Glow Industries, Inc is claiming that by using the name �Glow� in her perfume the actress/pop singer had engaged in trademark infringement, dilution of trademark, unfair competition, and other violations of the Lanaham Act.
J. Lo�s perfume is set to share shelf space in the same department stores that Glow Industries, Inc.�s products can already be found.
But the name �Glow� isn�t new to Lopez; her sister Lynda Lopez has a series on the Style Network also named �Glow�.
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