Top Brand LLC et al v. Cozy Comfort Company LLC et al
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2:21-cv-00597
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- Andrus Intellectual Property Law
- Aronberg Goldgehn
- Coppersmith Brockelman
- Jones Day
- Messner Reeves
- Osborn Maledon
- Quarles & Brady
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September 09, 2025
Hoodie Co. Wants $3.6M In Fees After Trial Loss Overturned
A sweatshirt maker wants $3.6 million in attorney fees from a rival after a $21 million judgment that forced it into bankruptcy was overturned by the Federal Circuit in July, saying the judgment was based on meritless allegations all along.
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January 28, 2025
Judge Says The Comfy Sweatshirt Injunction Wasn't Violated
The startup behind The Comfy, a large and heavy sweatshirt featured in an episode of "Shark Tank," failed Tuesday to convince a federal judge in Arizona that a rival was breaking an injunction by deliberately selling infringing sweatshirts on Amazon in an $18 million patent and trademark case.
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December 05, 2024
Judge Snubs Bid For $1M Bond On $22M 'Comfy' IP Verdict
An Arizona federal judge on Wednesday rejected a retailer's bid to pay a $1 million bond while appealing a $22 million judgment against it for infringing the design patents of Cozy Comfort Co., the maker of the "Comfy" sweatshirt featured on "Shark Tank."
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November 01, 2024
'Shark Tank' Sweatshirt Biz Wants Rival Sanctioned
The startup company behind The Comfy, a large and heavy sweatshirt featured in an episode of "Shark Tank," asked an Arizona federal judge to sanction the founder of a company it won an $18 million verdict against for infringing multiple design patents and trademarks for allegedly continuing to sell his enjoined products.
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July 02, 2024
'Shark Tank' Sweatshirt Biz Lands Injunction, But No Atty Fees
The startup behind "The Comfy" sweatshirt featured in an episode of "Shark Tank" that won an $18 million verdict against a rival sweatshirt brand has secured an injunction against the competitor, but it has failed to collect nearly $2 million in requested legal fees on account of "quarrelsome conduct on both sides," according to an Arizona federal judge.
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July 01, 2024
$18M Hoodie Blanket Verdict Stands Despite New Design Test
The Federal Circuit's newly revised test for proving that a design patent is invalid as obvious does not warrant a new trial following an $18.4 million verdict in a dispute between rival makers of wearable hoodie blankets, an Arizona federal judge ruled Friday.
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May 15, 2024
'Misconduct Bingo Card' Warrants $2M In Fees, Co. Says
Cozy Comfort, maker of the Comfy sweatshirt featured on "Shark Tank," has asked for nearly $2 million in fees — and about $8 million in additional interest — in a suit where a jury found that Chicago hooded sweatshirt retailer Top Brand owed over $18 million for infringing design patents and trademarks.
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April 29, 2024
'Shark Tank' Sweatshirt Biz Cozies Up With $18M IP Verdict
A federal jury in Phoenix has found that Chicago hooded sweatshirt retailer Top Brand owed over $18 million for infringing design patents and trademarks of two brothers who sell the "Comfy" sweatshirt that was featured in an episode of "Shark Tank."
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August 28, 2023
'Comfy' Wearable Blanket Biz Loses 2 Design Patents
The blanket-like sweatshirt company that grew out of a "Shark Tank" pitch has lost two of its design patents in Arizona federal court after accusing a rival of infringement and then losing a priority date ruling that turned its own "Comfy" sweatshirts into patent-invalidating prior art.